Every commitment, and the public record that proves it.

Publish permit, licence and application processing times online by type, reported quarterly against service standards. Every other permitting fix depends on knowing this number.

Bring the fee schedule back in line with what processing actually costs, as digitization brings that cost down. You can't price a service you haven't measured.

Send every household a plain-language breakdown of where their taxes go, once a year. Port Coquitlam already does this. There is no reason we can't.

No to any tax or fee increase that arrives without a written justification. Reasons published either way.

Support the move to water metering, so every household pays for the water it actually uses.

Set clear minimums for renters displaced by redevelopment, including the right to return to a new home at below-market rent and relocation support that reflects what it actually costs to move.

Bring us back in line with the law by adopting the Province's small-scale housing rules. We have to play the cards we're dealt, so let's shape zoning that fits our community instead of waiting for the Province to decide for us.

Vote only for supportive housing where the level of care matches the needs of the people living there, with clear ways to hold operators to it after opening.

No to large data centres. We don't have the land to spare, and what we do have should go to homes and community needs.

Ask whether each town centre's roads, pipes and transit can actually handle the growth planned for it.

A public dashboard of every capital project, with its budget, timeline and status.

Amend the procedure bylaw so closed-meeting items are reviewed every six months and released by default once secrecy no longer serves.

The District's digital transition hasn't had a public update since 2024. Ask where it actually stands, and put it back on a reporting schedule.

Make public consultation easier to join. Push for an email sign-up so residents hear about consultations on the topics and neighbourhoods they care about, plus evening and online options, plain-language materials and a clear standard for when materials are translated.

My voting record and every commitment on this page, with written reasons on significant votes and on every vote where I'm in the minority.

Ask staff to report on whether our wildfire and flood plans are up to date and what they still need, then push to fund the gaps in the next budget, so the climate risks our neighbourhoods already face are covered before the next emergency.

Vote for transit priority pilots like bus lanes where they help move more people.

Push for plain-language reporting on changes to service levels and on our five-year funding gap, right in the budget documents.

Push to put the operating savings we find into a capital reserve for the renewals we already know are coming.

Ask where renewal plans stand for our aging rec centres, starting with Karen Magnussen, and push to get a realistic, funded plan into the District's capital plan.

Ask when our signal timing was last reviewed. If it's out of date, bring a motion for a review with results reported publicly, and work with the Province on our key interchanges.

Ask how pets are handled in our emergency plans, and whether the dog licence system can get pet emergency checklists to residents.

Support and help speed up staff's work on new revenue sources, so the District isn't relying on property taxes alone. That includes fair ways for people from outside the District to help pay for the services and facilities they use.

Make sure the District's new transportation plan covers every way people get around, from walking and cycling to transit and driving. Push to finish the paths and networks we've already started before adding new ones, and for local bus routes that get you from your neighbourhood to a fast connection quickly and reliably.

Make sure our emergency alerts actually reach people. Push for clear agreements with the Province on who sends an alert, and when, for wildfire, flooding, severe storms and dangerous conditions on Highway 1 and other major routes through the District, so the next emergency doesn't turn into a chain of emails.

Bring the Spirit Trail's eastern extension back for a real decision. Push to find a way through the funding gap on the McCartney Creek bridge, explore building in segments so we get closer to the finish line, and settle the route so the project stops stalling.

Ask for a report on slowing traffic on local residential streets, including 30 km/h where it makes sense and new approaches other communities are using, so drivers slow down because the street tells them to, not just the sign.

Protect or grow funding for community events and for indoor drop-in hours for kids and youth.

Vote for licensing standards for pet stores selling dogs, cats and rabbits, including where animals come from, records that can be inspected and basic care standards.

Ask what it would take to make block parties easier to hold by fixing the insurance requirement, not just the fee.

Ask when our civic buildings and gathering spaces last had a crime prevention design review. Where they're out of date, push to update them using the RCMP's free assessments.

Ask staff where turning high-maintenance mown grass into pollinator meadows and community forests could lower upkeep costs, help us handle heavy rain and heat, and create good spaces for people to gather. If the case is there, bring a motion to start, while protecting the sports fields we need.

Ask staff what bear reporting the District does now and what freedom of information rules allow it to share, and meet with the Conservation Officer Service. Then bring a motion for a public Bear Transparency Record: a log of bears killed in the District, built from Conservation Officer Service reports.

Work with the school district on safer drop-off zones and walking routes.

Support a coexistence approach to wildlife, covering bears, coyotes, raccoons and skunks. Push for enforcement focused on repeat offenders and larger buildings, affordable options for secure bins and wildlife-proof garbage storage in new development.

Share my vote and my written reason on every decision about seniors' and accessible housing in our village centres.