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The relationships I’ve built with our dedicated employees and the customers who rely on us every day have been the most meaningful part of my work. Their trust and partnership continue to guide me in serving our community with integrity and respect.
For 33 years, I have called Stevens County home. Throughout my four decades as a Registered Nurse, I practiced “holistic nursing”, an approach that looks at the whole person and focuses on preventative care to avoid crisis. I am running for PUD Commissioner to bring that same balance and integrity to our county’s water and wastewater utility management. Our PUD is the backbone of our community. I believe in: A Holistic Approach: Managing our water and wastewater requires looking at the big picture. We must balance modern infrastructure needs with the preservation of our natural resources and private property rights. Preventative Stewardship: Just as in healthcare, preventative maintenance of our water and wastewater systems is far more cost-effective than reacting to emergencies. I will prioritize long-term stability to keep rates predictable. Integrity and Advocacy: As your Commissioner, my “patient” is the ratepayer. I will advocate for transparency and honest communication, ensuring that the PUD remains accountable to the people it serves. I have spent my life caring for people and protecting their interests. I am ready to use that experience to ensure District 2 has reliable, affordable, and sustainable water and sewer utilities for the next 33 years and beyond.