Common Sense
Personal Liberty
Shasta County First
Confession time: When I decided to run for Shasta County Supervisor in 2022, I didn’t know anything about our local or regional politics at all. I didn’t even know what supervisors did or where the building was. All I knew was, I didn’t like the way our city and county were treating us regular folk during COVID. I felt unrepresented.
Fast forward to now and it’s been an honor to be your Shasta County District 1 Supervisor for the almost three years, and the Board Chair for the last two.
Together, we have gotten a lot done, and we survived attack after attack, including a failed recall attempt, all because I want a better and stronger Shasta County for my family and yours.
My first day as Shasta County Supervisor
Some of the things we accomplished:
The best part…
Even though we got a lot of work done, the best part of my first term, by far, has been meeting so many wonderful people!
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We were also robbed…
As soon as I was elected, the powers that were, spent a lot of time and money trying to recall me. Fighting the failed recall consumed the bulk of my first two years of being in office.
This failed Sacramento-based recall attempt was followed by nonstop protests, interruptions and harassment by paid protesters.
We could have accomplished so much more for the people of Shasta County, had it not been for the bitter minority that can’t stand giving up their perceived power, and bloated payouts.
But, with your help,
We beat the recall!
So much more to do…
Shasta County First
Don’t get me wrong, I love California with everything I got, but what’s good for Sacramento isn’t always good for Shasta County. In fact, most of the time, everything is Sacramento is wrong for Shasta County.
I love Shasta County; I have lived here almost my entire life. I grew up here, started a family here, started my business here, and built my community here.
Shasta County is my home, and I will continue to speak up for Shasta County every chance I get.
Join Me!
We’re in this together, and I want to meet you and listen to what you have to say.
Fill out the action form on this page, and let’s get this going!




















