In 2023, we Bloomington residents will elect a new mayor,

a city clerk, and all nine members of City Council.  And the decisions made by these elected officials will have a big impact on our day-to-day lives for the next four years. 

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Since January 2020, it has been my pleasure

– and very much my privilege -

to serve as your representative in city government.  

I’m pleased to share that

on January 4, 2023, I filed to run for reelection

as your District 2 Representative

on Bloomington City Council.

 

In the last three years we’ve

accomplished a lot together …  

 

• Monthly constituent meetings that provide real opportunities for dialogue with me as your representative and with staff leadership from across city administration.

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• New investments in District 2 infrastructure, like the planned multi-use paths on West 17th and on North Dunn.

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• Increased citizen participation in key decisions ranging from changes in Lower Cascades to zoning decisions governing plexes, to an expanded Convention Center.

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• Responses to a myriad of other day to day challenges ranging from occasional potholes to traffic calming in neighborhoods to public safety questions and concerns.

 

We’ve done a lot … and I believe there’s still more work to do.  In the coming years, we’ll realize the vision for Hopewell and the Trades District, strengthen our neighborhoods, bring important infrastructure projects to completion, expand the Convention Center and its role, and continue to respond to the challenges of homelessness and opioid abuse in our city.

 

My commitment is much the same as it has been …

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To make data-informed decisions that support

our social, economic, and environmental wellbeing

and that help everyone benefit from our success.

 

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