During the last 4 years on the Riverton City council, I have worked on:
- Decreased the city debt by approximately 2 million.
- Updating the master zoning plan to protect existing resident's property from high density housing, and establishing code for senior housing.
- Increased the sales tax revenue from 7.5 million to 12 million annually
- Completed dozens of old legacy projects such as new sidewalk, road connections, storm water drainage, and bridge replacements.
- Completed the transition of Riverton City Police department which improved services and saved millions of dollars.
- Increased the water conservation and the purchase of secondary shares to protect our secondary water system for the long term future.
- Funded improvements of the Jordan River, Midas Creek, and Rose Creek Trails as well as the start of the Jacob Welby Canal trail.
- Upgraded park playgrounds and installing additional pickleball courts as well as other improvements to all city parks and youth sports facilities.
- Met with hundreds of residents over a wide variety of issues to make sure that their voices were heard and that they had access to Riverton City officials to resolve their concerns
*I just found out a typo was made in previous data. Debt reduction was not 22 million, it was approximately 2 million.
I have helped guide Riverton City through one of the most volatile times we have experienced. During my four years we have experienced explosive housing growth, a world wide pandemic, and a historic inflationary period. And Riverton has weathered these storms and emerged with better economic growth, stronger financial security, and improved roads, parks, and trails. With your vote, I hope to continue this pattern and ensure Riverton is a city where we "Love Where We Live!"
The last four years I have served on the following boards and committees:
- Riverton City Redevelopment Agency
- Riverton Fire Service Area
- Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area
- Trans-Jordan Landfill Board of Directors
- Western Growth Coalition
As part of the Trans-Jordan Board, I assisted in preparing and implementing the transition plan to move the landfill to a new site at Bayview which will allow for approximately 100 years of future service for our residents.
As part of the Western Growth Coalition, I have worked closely with the mayors and representatives of the cities in the southwest part of the valley. Working together we are trying to implement changes to improve transportation and traffic flows in this growing area.
I will continue to work with other government entities to make sure that Riverton residents' interests are protected, and that we are planning for the long term future.
