About Me
My background
I first moved to Laramie in 2013 but had to relocate due to the job market after graduating. In 2020, during the COVID-19 shutdown, I began exploring opportunities to return and was fortunate to join WyoTech as an instructor in Applied Service Management. As a dedicated father of four and a foster parent to numerous children, I have always prioritized family and community. While I do not consider myself a politician, I am committed to bringing common sense to governance and eliminating wasteful spending. Integrity is at the core of my values—I cannot be bought.
My top issues
In my 2022 campaign for Laramie City Council, I focused on bringing practical solutions and accountability to local government, including:
- Ensuring government transparency and accountability
- Investing in roads and essential city services
- Supporting community-based mental health initiatives
- Eliminating wasteful spending
- Restoring common-sense leadership to city government
I will continue to champion these priorities in my 2026 campaign, building on past efforts to keep Laramie safe, prosperous, and efficiently managed for all residents.
My involvement
- Laramie Advisory Commission on Disabilities 2022-2023
- City Council from 2023 to present