I am a fifth-generation Floridian, raised in an agricultural family where faith, hard work, and respect for the land were part of everyday life. I am a wife, mother, Christian, and Republican, deeply rooted in North Brevard and committed to preserving the communities and natural resources that define Florida.

Through my involvement in the community, I became an outspoken local advocate, regularly speaking before the Brevard County Commission and the St. Johns River Water Management District on issues affecting families, farmers, and local neighborhoods. By listening to residents, I learned I was far from alone in my concerns about unchecked growth, worsening flooding, declining water quality, and the long-term future of the place we call home.

My advocacy has focused on water quality, flooding, and the ongoing degradation of the St. Johns River—a river I grew up on and believe must be protected for future generations. Protecting Florida’s water is not just an environmental issue; it is a public health, property rights, and quality-of-life issue for our families and rural communities.

I currently serve on Brevard County’s Planning and Development / Local Planning Agency Board, where I am known for my commitment to transparency, and ensuring growth decisions put people first while respecting local voices and infrastructure realities.

When SB 180 stripped away key elements of local home rule, I knew it was time to step up. Florida needs leaders who are willing to vote no on legislation that undermines communities, ignores infrastructure limitations, and shifts power away from local residents.

I am running to restore accountability in government, protect Florida’s water and way of life, and ensure that at the state level, people—not special interests—come first.