It’s about neighbors looking out for each other, solving problems together, and building a future we can all share.
Putnam County Commissioners set the county's budget, approve local taxes, and decide how public money gets spent on things like roads, schools, and emergency services.
They also vote on policies and regulations that directly affect the everyday lives of Putnam County residents like zoning rules that determine what can be built in your neighborhood, funding for the sheriff's department and local fire services, setting property tax rates, maintaining county roads and infrastructure, and decisions about parks, libraries, and public services your family uses every day.
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Putnam County is growing, but too many families are being priced out of the community they love. As your County Commissioner, I will support zoning and land-use decisions that make room for starter homes, mixed-income neighborhoods, and affordable housing options. When people can afford to put down roots here, our whole community thrives.
We should be able to live where we work.
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You deserve to know what decisions are being made and why.
As Putnam County continues to grow we have new opportunities to use our tax dollars in ways that will continue to improve our community and quality of life.
The average growth rate of Putnam County is about 1.1%, meaning without raising taxes and proper oversight we have new opportunities to support families and economic development.
Spending tax dollars wisely
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Every child in Putnam County deserves access to well-funded classrooms, dedicated teachers, and the resources they need to thrive. I'm a product of the Putnam County School System and I'm thankful everyday for the outstanding education I recieved. As your District 1 Commissioner, I will work to ensure county support for our public schools reflects these commitments and only the best for our next generation. From career and technical education to early childhood programs, strong public schools build a stronger Putnam County for everyone.
Strengthening Our Schools, Investing in Our Future
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Too many seats on our current County Commission are filled by individuals who are disengaged from the community they were elected to serve.
As an already active, visible member of Putnam County I believe that representing District 1 means more than showing up to a monthly meeting, it's meeting the community where they currently are.
Leadership That's Present, Not Just Elected
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A practical vision for a stronger Putnam County. A future built on transparency, opportunity, and common-sense leadership.
County Primary Elections: May 5, 2026
General Election for County Elections: August 6, 2026
I’m running because Putnam County deserves Commissioners who puts people before politics. I want to bring transparency, practical problem-solving, and a community-centered approach to county government. District 1 deserves a representative who is present, accessible, and focused on the everyday challenges and opportunities facing our neighborhoods.
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