My Bio
Orange is not just where I live it’s where I’ve raised my family, built relationships, served my community, and invested my time and heart. I am a mother, wife, and neighbor, and like many of you, I care deeply about the safety, stability, and future of our town.
Professionally, I hold a Bachelor's and Master’s degree in business. I am a Certified Project Manager with over a decade of experience leading large-scale initiatives, managing budgets, holding organizations accountable, and ensuring that commitments turn into real results. My professional background has equipped me with strong financial insight, strategic planning skills, and the ability to negotiate and navigate complex systems. Experience is essential for thoughtful and effective leadership.
I currently serve on the Orange Township Zoning Board, where we work to ensure that development is responsible, transparent, and aligned with the needs and the voice of our residents
I believe leadership starts with listening and as your councilwoman. I am committed to listening to our residents amplifying the voices of the North Ward ensuring your concerns are not only heard but acted upon
My Key Issues
Housing
I believe development should bring opportunity, not displacement. Mixed-income neighborhoods thrive when growth is intentional, balanced, and community-informed. I support smart development that preserves affordability, protects long-time residents, and ensures new projects truly serve the people who call Orange our home.
Youth Engagement
The lack of a youth center and the closure of the YMCA have left a critical gap for our children in Orange. I will prioritize expanding afterschool enrichment, cultural programming, and youth development opportunities that provide safe spaces to learn, explore, and grow. These efforts will support families, strengthen our community, and help set our young people up for long-term success. keep our children engaged, and help them grow academically, socially, and creatively. Investing in our youth is investing in the future of Orange.
Community Engagement
Safe neighborhoods are built through strong community engagement. When residents are involved, informed, and connected to local leadership, public safety improves. I believe in proactive community engagement with regular communication, neighborhood involvement, and transparency. I support a collaborative approach that brings neighbors, city services, and law enforcement together to prevent issues, build trust, and keep our community safe
Send Me a Message
Have questions or suggestions? I would love to hear from you!