Advanced a $132M economic development investment to revitalize the Woodland Hills Mall area by bringing Scheels Sporting Goods to Oklahoma.

Secured $51M for street repairs, reconstruction, and widening projects right here in District 7.

Advocated to locate City of Tulsa's new Public Safety Center in District 7.

Increased communications with constituents utilizing social media, email blasts, virtual and in-person meetings.

Passed balanced, responsible budgets year after year.

Continued to fully fund public safety including expanded recruitment and training plus $8.6M in pay raises and salary adjustments for police officers and more than $15M in equipment purchases and capital needs.

Expanded funding for the Community Response Team to launch the Alternative Response Teams to respond to emergency mental health crisis calls.

Negotiated rezoning efforts on key projects between constituents and developers across District 7.

Accelerated revitalization of commercial corridors and growth through redevelopment and rezoning.

Approved funding to build and staff new facility for Tulsa Animal Welfare services.

Championed quality, affordable housing for our families and seniors through direct action and policy work.

Supported funding for small businesses growth and sustainability.

Reformed the permitting process to help businesses launch, grow, and thrive.

Announced a public-private partnership to build a new 60-acre park in southeast Tulsa.

Increased intergovernmental relations with county, state, federal and tribal officials.

Led the Council as 2022 Chairwoman and currently serves on the Council Leadership Teams for the Budget Committee and Human Relations Committee.

Serves on the Mayor's Task Force for Homelessness, Housing and Mental Health; Co-Chairs the Public Works Committee; Founded the Residential Habitability Working Group as well as the Pre-Hospital Community Healthcare Working Group; serves as Vice Chair of the Tribal Nations Relations Committee and as a member of the Animal Welfare Working Group.