I grew up just west of the St. Johns River in Clay County.
I went to Stetson & UF Law.
After working all over the world, I moved back to St. Augustine 14 years ago with my husband, Jonathan.
I own a small business here.
Jonathan and I are raising a family here.
My parents and brother live here.
I have serviced this community on the City’s Planning and Zoning Board for 4 years.
I stepped down as chair to run for City Commission Seat 4 because I truly love the work.
Investing thoughtfully in flooding, drainage, roads, utilities, and infrastructure so St. Augustine remains resilient and adaptable for future generations. From sunny day flooding to major storm events to exponential growth in residents and visitors, long-term planning is essential.
Protecting the character, livability, and sense of community that make St. Augustine’s neighborhoods special. When neighborhoods, local businesses, and public spaces are thoughtfully compatible, they create the walkability, vibrancy, and quality of life that make this city such a special place to live and work!
Creating a downtown that is safe, connected, walkable, and accessible for residents, visitors, and local businesses alike. Mobility — including the many different modes of transportation now sharing our roads — parking, pedestrian safety, and thoughtful traffic flow all play an important role in preserving the vibrancy of our historic city. An accessible downtown benefits every member of our community, every local business, and every person who visits St. Augustine.
Want to hear more?
St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce’s Forum
All City Commission candidates offering pre-prepared answers about how we view the City’s biggest issues. We had the answers in advance. This is what prepared looks like.
Interview with 904Now
Less about politics and more about life.
Interview with Christian from St. Augustine TV
Mobility, Infrastructure, Tired Parks & Tourism