Current Co-Chair of the Homeless and Housing Committee.

Chair of the Public Health and Safety Committee (4 years).

Former Chair of the Homeless Committee, Budget and Finance Committee, Health Policy Committee, and Public Safety Committee.

Body Cameras: Led the effort to introduce body cameras to the Anchorage Police Department, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Mobile Crisis Team: Instrumental in launching this program, now evolving into a 24/7 service, which diverts mental health crises from police response.

Crisis Now System: Helped implement this comprehensive approach to health crises, including call centers, mobile teams, and stabilization centers.

Wildfire Mitigation: Worked on wildfire preparedness and mitigation efforts, especially on Anchorage’s west side, to ensure community safety.

Traffic Calming Projects: Passed millions of dollars in funding for traffic calming measures in the west side of Anchorage, helping to slow down traffic and improve neighborhood safety.

Facilitated processes with previous administrations that resulted in significant additional housing and increased outreach for homelessness services.

Led efforts to convert hotels into workforce and transitional housing, creating nearly 400 housing units.

Supported housing-first initiatives to address homelessness.

Advocated for investments in transitional and permanent supportive housing.

Played a significant role in the establishment of the 56th Avenue Shelter, the Third Avenue Navigation Center, and the complex care center (formerly the Sockeye Center)

Formalized a government-to-government relationship between the Native Village of Eklutna and the Municipality of Anchorage, fostering positive collaborations such as the Eklutna River restoration project.

Led efforts to modernize naming laws in Anchorage, ensuring they reflect the city’s full history and diversity.

Strengthened trust between residents and local government through transparent communication and action.