“As Councillor, I will work to improve public visibility into how the City spends taxpayer money — through clearer reporting, accessible communication via local media and social media channels, and regular updates that residents can actually understand without digging through lengthy budget documents.”

“As Councillor, I will push for growth that's matched by the infrastructure to support it — roads, public transit, stormwater systems, schools, and community services — rather than approvals that outpace the City's capacity to serve residents.”

“That also means genuine, early consultation with residents on major projects, so concerns are heard before decisions are made, not after.”

“I support well-designed, incremental growth — like low-rise and "missing middle" housing — in appropriate areas, easing the pressure that otherwise builds toward larger, more disruptive redevelopment.”

“But where large-scale proposals raise legitimate concerns about environmental impact, traffic safety, or compatibility with surrounding neighbourhoods, I will stand with residents — including, where necessary, at the Ontario Land Tribunal — to make sure Richmond Hill's voice is heard.”

“As Councillor, I want to build on this by creating and supporting programs that give youth more meaningful ways to connect with their community — whether through physical activity and recreation, leadership opportunities, creative and artistic outlets, or esports and digital engagement.”

“I will also focus on making civic participation more accessible, providing clear, step-by-step guidance on how residents can engage in municipal decision-making — including how to attend and speak at council meetings, participate in public consultations, and navigate appeal processes when they disagree with a decision that affects them.”