Education: Bucks County Community College
Current Occupation: Business Admistration
Public Service: Planning Commission Richlandtown Borough 22 years, Quakertown Area Planning Commission member 12 years, Borough Councilman 2 years, Mayor Richlandtown Borough 8 years.
Community Involvement: Historical Society Richlandtown Borough Member 15 years
Key Issues: “One of the issues throughout the borough is speeding. Due to not having a police force, we need to rely on State Police. They have been helpful, but very stretched. I would, with the permission of Council, reach out to PennDOT to review their options. I tried this eight years ago without success, so I will definitely be hoping for a better response. Communication with residents will also be a priority. Council is currently reviewing alternative ways. I will go door to door to get current contact information and send out texts/emails if the residents approve. Finally, I would work with the Parks & Rec Committee, to research grants and fundraisers to improve the residents experience when using the borough’s parks.”
“Donald Trump and his enablers have hurt working Americans, terrorized our immigrant communities, and overreached their constitutional authority,” said Indivisible Bucks County’s Laura Rose. “We must all stand up to this betrayal of American values and ensure the rights of all are upheld.”
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