#VoteSmartJusticeDE
Candidate for City Council At Large
Yes and I believe it is important that we break down the public records from the police department to ensure communities understand the laws and can make suggestions for changes in addition to law makers.
Yes, especially when it comes to taking a personal asset like a house.
Yes, collecting this data is important as well as the person knowing the reason they were stopped.
Yes, mental health and psychological evaluations are extremely vital for our officers and for the safety of our residents.
Yes and in favor of this in our current 107th session of Council as well
Yes
Yes absolutely!
Yes, I have seen this live off of Market Street downtown and in neighborhoods, it is disturbing. I would also like to see the data around the demographics and outcomes for Operation Safe Streets.
Yes!
Yes, over the years I have been acquiring information regarding New Castle County’s Hero Help program to see how we can implement it here in the City of Wilmington. It is so needed.
As a Council Member At-Large, I will commit to working on solutions for the social ills that have affected our communities for decades. I have the honor of being the Chair of Community Development and Urban Planning for Council and these issues are dear to my heart. I would like to continue the work I have started in the 107th session protecting our communities from more scars in housing, education, access to economic opportunities and food options, environmental disadvantages to name a few. We have been placing bandaid fixes for decades and it is time that we truly invest in all of our communities, you should feel welcomed and appreciated no matter what part of the City you are in. I look forward to working alongside our communities of color and assisting in anyway I can. My duty is to serve and I will do that to my best ability.
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