Bringing Jackson Together to
Sustain What Matters
Bringing Jackson Together to
Sustain What Matters
I’M RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
I enjoy this work and feel I’m good at it, but most importantly, there’s still a lot I want to accomplish more for the place we all love so much.
Jackson is navigating some extraordinary challenges. Getting things done takes time, hard work, and a knowledge of the system — that’s where my experience, including my two previous terms on the Council and two terms as a St. John’s Health trustee, comes into play.
I would be honored to have your support.
I believe in Jackson Hole. This place. This community.
We are an extraordinary group of people, living in an extraordinary place.
I believe we face unprecedented challenges. To our ecosystem. To our community. To our economy.
I also believe that – together – we can successfully address our challenges. It will not be easy, and it will not be smooth. Working together as a community we can not only address our challenges, but can do things that, quite literally, have never been done before.
We can, in short, Sustain What Matters.
Community
Economy
Environment
I envisioned, advocated for, and championed the effort that led to the creation of America’s first-ever Ecosystem Stewardship Administrator.
A $1 cup of coffee generates more tax revenue than last year’s $1 billion of services revenues, $3 billion of real estate sales, and $4 billion of investment income combined.
The number of years I’ve served our community (8 as a Jackson Town Councilor and 8 as a Trustee of St. John’s Hospital).
The number of affordable and workforce housing units that have been built, approved, or planned for during my 8 years on Council.
Amount that could be raised for the Town without raising taxes if we turned a penny of SPET tax into a tax that funds the General Fund
Governing is about ‘we’ – not ‘me’
I am running for a third term on Town Council so I can continue my work to help Jackson meet its extraordinary potential as a place to live, work, and visit, and to show the world how people and the environment can co-thrive.
My campaign and continued service will reflect the qualities that matter: optimism, civility, and compassion. I want to continue serving this community — our residents, businesses, and visitors — in a way that creates a greater sense of hope. Our challenges can be addressed; our potential can be realized; our future is bright for current and future generations.
In doing this, I will continue to be an optimist informed by a clear-eyed understanding of where we are, where we want to be, and the forces shaping our future. Listening to and addressing the community’s concerns will continue to guide my efforts; will continue to guide my focus on sustaining what matters.
Campaigns are an individual sport – all about “me.” Governing is a team sport — all about “we.” My focus is on the “we,” because what matters is working with you to build a better, more sustainable community for everyone.
I would be honored to once again have your support.