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Working for District 3's Fair Share.
During my first term, I've delivered real results and enhanced communication within the district but the work continues. I will keep fighting for cleaner streets, safer neighborhoods, honest answers, and the fair share of city resources that District 3 deserves.
Devoted to Community
Dedicated to Public Service
Honest Answers & Accountability
You deserve transparency. I will continue to ask the hard questions that deserve honest answers and work to keep you informed.
Safer Streets & Better Services
We're cleaning up the neighborhoods, strengthening code enforcement, and delivering the services residents count on.
Smarter Housing &
Growth
Thoughtful growth, better housing choices, and investments that strengthen our communities for the long term.
District 3's Fair
Share
District 3 delivers for Tulsa every day. It's time that we receive our fair share in return in services, funding and attention.
BY THE
NUMBERS
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425
code cases
opened
24
tons of trash
removed
61
free spay & neuter
surgeries
26
animal violations
addressed
4
new code
enforcement
positions
8
new Animal
Services
positions
nearly
1,200
neighborhood
lights planned
District 3's Fair Share
District 3 incorporates large economic drivers to the Tulsa economy with Tulsa International Airport, Aerospace Technology (Agile), National Guard, Costco, American Airlines, Whirlpool, Amazon, Oxley Nature Center, Tulsa Air and Space Museum, Maxwell Supply, and The Route 66 Gateway District, to name a few. Through the economic contributions of District 3, WE deserve our fair share.
Direct Access. Real Solutions.
Stronger Neighborhoods.
As your councilor, I work closely with city staff, department leaders, and community partners to bring services, solutions, and resources directly into our neighborhoods. That collaboration helps turn resident concerns into action and keeps District 3 moving forward.
District 3
Highlights
The NCI Pilot for the Sequoyah Neighborhood was successful and is now complete with future infrastructure projects officially solidified. The six month collaboration of neighborhood citizens and myself ensured $1.5 million in funds used for improvements. Aside from the funds, a lofty spay and neuter clinic was offered for Sequoyah, Kendall Whittier, and Springdale neighborhoods.
Recent ground breaking for Maplewood Village at Pine/Sheridan, a 127 unit complex with 60% AMI availablity.
New streets, curbs, and sidewalks for areas of McClure Park Neighborhood
Continual advocacy ensuring improvement $$ for the Gateway District of RT66. Through persistent promotion, Oasis Park will be getting a makeover.
Ensured promotion of the Admiral Twin 75th anniversary.
In discussions with Code Enforcement & TPD regarding abatement of Oyo Hotel on Garnett
Consistent work with TPD and parks to address the nuisance of motorized vehicles accessing park trails and public streets, to include underaged users.
Working with Commissioner Lonnie Sims and Director of Tulsa County Libraries Kimberly Johnson about expansion of Maxwell Library.
Participated in the 2026/2027 budget securing 4 new staff positions for Code Enforcement and 9 new positions for Tulsa Animal Services.
One of three councilors involved in the Tulsa Animal Welfare working group
Secured increased lighting for McClure Park as well as added gate for lower level.
New Boeing Park playground equipment
In discussions with the Mayor, non-profits, parks, and private
partners to acquire a District 3 community center.
Very responsive to constituents regarding various concerns and issues, with help navigating various departments.