Why I Seek This Elected Office

With rapid growth and increasing demands on local government, taxpayers require leadership that will:

Protect every taxpayer dollar
Operate with transparency and accountability
Apply private-sector discipline to government finances and operations
Eliminate inefficiencies and reduce waste
Plan responsibly for long-term growth

I have spent my career doing exactly that. I understand government must live within its means, prioritize essential services, and always remain accountable to the people it serves.

This role demands more than good intentions, it demands proven financial and business leadership.

Ada County doesn’t need someone to just hold the office; it needs a proven financial steward.

County Treasurer's Duties

The Ada County Treasurer is responsible for managing and protecting public funds.

This office serves as the county’s financial backbone, responsible for:

Safeguarding and investing public funds
Collecting property taxes that fund schools, cities, and local services
Managing county cash flow and financial operations
Administering the estates of decedents without next of kin
Ensuring transparency and accountability in public finances

This is not a ceremonial role. It is a critical role of financial management and fiduciary duties that require experience, discipline, and sound judgment.