I’ll continue to insist that growth must match infrastructure readiness. No more approving high-density housing while schools, roads, fire, and EMS are already over capacity.

I’ll continue standing against industrial-scale solar plants and massive data centers in the middle of residential and farmland communities. Growth should strengthen, not erase, our rural way of life.

I’ll continue shining a light on backroom deals, NDAs, and emergency votes. Residents deserve to know what’s happening before decisions are made — and to have a strong voice in the process.

I’ll continue defending landowners against forced annexation clauses, sloppy petitions, and unfair road transfers. No one should lose their rights to developers or bureaucratic shortcuts.

I’ll continue using every tool under Ohio law to stop sloppy annexations — like the centerline clause and unfair road service agreements — and ensure growth happens on township, not developer, terms.

I’ll continue fighting to oppose reckless overdevelopment until Teays Valley schools can catch up. Our most vulnerable students suffer first when class sizes balloon and redistricting pushes families around.

I’ll continue demanding that growth pays its fair share. With fire trucks now nearing $1 million and firefighter gear over $3,000 a set, taxpayers can’t afford to subsidize unchecked development.

I’ll continue supporting projects that strengthen public safety and emergency response — from better cell service towers to well-equipped fire and EMS. Growth must come with safety, not strain.

I’ll continue working with mayors, councils, township trustees, and other leaders who share our values — to make sure development across Teays Valley is fair, transparent, and community-driven.

I’ll continue showing that we can debate tough issues without division. At the end of the day, we’re still neighbors — and leadership must be rooted in respect, fairness, and trust.