A Lifelong Huron County Resident
I was born and raised right here in Huron County, and this is where my husband Carl and I are raising our two sons. I know these roads, I know these communities, and I know the challenges and opportunities facing our county.
Before entering public service, I spent over a decade building my career in banking, lending, and business management. Working in the financial sector taught me the importance of fiscal responsibility, customer service, and getting results. I learned how to manage budgets, build relationships, and solve problems—skills that translate directly to effective local government.
Why I Got Into Public Service
In 2019, I decided to run for Mayor of Plymouth because I wanted to build a vibrant community where people can gather, connect, and thrive—bringing neighbors together through meaningful events and fostering an environment where local businesses can flourish. I believe that strong communities are built on relationships and shared purpose, and I'm committed to making that vision a reality county wide.
I won because voters recognized that I would put their interests first. Since taking office in January 2020, I've worked to keep that promise every day. I've secured $3.2 million in state funding for our long-delayed bridge replacement, completed major street improvements, and kept our village budget balanced.
Why I'm Running for Commissioner
As Mayor, I've seen firsthand how important county government is to our communities. The decisions made by Commissioners affect our roads, our budgets, our economic development, and our quality of life.
I'm running for County Commissioner because I believe Huron County deserves the same kind of practical, results-driven leadership I've brought to Plymouth. I'm not interested in territorial fights. I'm interested in fixing roads, managing budgets responsibly, supporting our farmers and small businesses, and making sure every township and village has a voice at the county level.
I've built a record of collaboration—working with officials from both Richland and Huron counties to get things done for Plymouth. I'll bring that same approach to the Commissioner's office.
