Priorities for Tampa
I talk with Tampa residents every day, and I hear the same concerns over and over again—streets that never seem fully repaired, flooding that damages homes, growing homelessness, and safety issues that make people feel uneasy in their own neighborhoods.
These aren’t political talking points.
They’re everyday realities for families across our city.
As Mayor, my focus will be simple:
fix what affects people’s daily lives first.
Reliable Streets and Infrastructure
You shouldn’t have to dodge potholes or wonder why the same roads are patched again and again. Tampa deserves long-lasting repairs and smarter maintenance that use taxpayer dollars responsibly and fix problems the right way the first time.
Stormwater, flooding and drainage
No family should have to experience preventable flooding or be left without clear answers after a storm. Tampa must maintain it's stormwater and drainage systems, prepare properly for emergencies, and address chronic flooding before residents are left paying the price.
Compassionate and Effective Homeless Response
Homelessness is one of the most difficult challenges facing our city. The right response must combine compassion with real solutions—Connecting people with mental health care, addiction treatment, and supportive services, while keeping public spaces safe and accessible for everyone.
Safe Streets for Everyone
Everyone deserves to feel safe on Tampa’s roads and sidewalks. We need practical solutions that reduce dangerous driving, protect pedestrians and cyclists, make our streets safer without relying on enforcement alone.
Tampa is an incredible city, and I believe our best days are still ahead.
With practical leadership, responsible spending, and a government that truly listens, we can make every neighborhood safer, stronger, and better prepared for the future.
That’s the Tampa I’m running to serve.