Issues

Restoring public safety in the city by filling vacancies currently open in the police department, doubling the number of community resource officers, and enforcing code violations.

Leading on economic development by recruiting industries to Little Rock, working alongside the business community to remove barriers and incentivize job growth and investment. She is the only candidate in the race who has run a small business and understands the challenges facing job creators in our city.

Establishing a “Pothole Patrol” to identify and repair potholes, as well as dedicating more city funding to roads and infrastructure – a core city responsibility.

Major reforms and investment in the Parks Department to improve parks across the city, including the flagship park, War Memorial, which has been allowed to deteriorate under the current administration.

A new era of transparency and good government. No more making decisions behind closed doors, hiring friends, and shady contracts.

Restoring trust in city government by improving basic city services and quality of life. Uniting the city – including our business community, neighborhood groups, philanthropists, and non-profits – behind a shared vision to make Little Rock a shining example of progress.