Saint Helena's choice for thoughtful leadership.


I am a Saint Helena resident and an accountant for a local wealth management firm. Before moving into the private sector, I spent several years working in accounting and financial operations for the Town of Windsor and the County of Sonoma.
Throughout my career, I have worked to improve financial reporting, budgeting, administrative processes, compliance, and the effective use of technology. My professional background also includes investment services, legal administration, information technology, and private-sector accounting.
I graduated cum laude from Sonoma State University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and earned a Master of Public Administration from Golden Gate University.
I am a Northern California native, born and raised in Eureka. Outside of work, I am a musician, licensed tax preparer, and am involved with local nonprofits such as Sustainable Saint Helena and Napa Valley Wine Library..
Saint Helena is more than where I live. It is the community my family and I intentionally chose to call home.
Our city faces important decisions involving infrastructure, water, housing, public safety, downtown planning, and long-term financial sustainability. These issues require more than short-term reactions. They require careful planning, clear priorities, and an understanding of how local government should work.
I want to bring a practical, fin
ancially responsible approach to the City Council while helping rebuild trust between residents and City Hall.
City resources should be managed carefully, transparently, and with a clear understanding of long-term costs. My professional background in accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, and public-sector operations would bring valuable experience to the Council.
Saint Helena must continue addressing its aging infrastructure and water system through realistic planning, responsible financing, and clear communication with residents.
Maintaining a safe, welcoming, and livable community must remain one of the City’s fundamental responsibilities.
The City Council should establish clear policy and priorities, provide responsible oversight, and allow professional staff to manage the City’s day-to-day operations. Residents should be able to understand how decisions are made and who is accountable for them.
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1217 Alexander Court, Saint Helena, CA 94574
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