As your Candidate for District Leader, I will work tirelessly to make Woodside, Jackson Heights, East Elmhurst, and Elmhurst safer, stronger, and more inclusive. Together, we can create a thriving community where families, businesses, and individuals have the opportunity to succeed.

Our communities rely heavily on small businesses. Reducing taxes and superfluous regulations for small businesses is something I'm dedicated to.
• Making permits simpler to assist business owners in launching and growing their enterprises.
• Reducing retail theft and vandalism to make the area safer for nearby establishments, including stores, restaurants, bodegas, and delis.
• Offering subsidies and incentives to encourage small business expansion and innovation.

Safety is the foundation of thriving communities. As your Candidate for District Leader 25, I will:
• Work with law enforcement, community leaders, and residents to reduce crime effectively.
• Prioritize public safety while fostering trust between officers and the community.
• Focus on reducing theft, vandalism, and street crime in our neighborhoods.
• Advocate for cleaner streets and improved waste management to ensure safe, welcoming public spaces.

Diversity is District 25’s greatest strength, and I will:
• Protect immigrant families and expand access to vital resources for underserved communities.
• Fight for affordable housing by preventing illegal evictions and increasing affordable options.
• Ensure fair employment opportunities and access to education for all residents, regardless of their background.

Healthcare must be accessible and equitable for all. I will:
• Advocate for expanding local clinics and mental health services in District 25.
• Push for greater funding for community-based health programs, especially in underserved areas.
• Promote preventative healthcare initiatives and health education to improve overall community well-being.

Education and job opportunities are vital for our future. My plan includes:
• Increasing Funding for Schools: Improve facilities, expand resources, and provide greater support for teachers.
• Partnering with Local Businesses: Create job training programs and apprenticeship opportunities to prepare students and workers for in-demand careers.
• Addressing the Digital Divide: Ensure students and workers have access to technology and digital literacy training.
• Supporting Nonprofit Initiatives: Collaborate with and establish nonprofit programs to help students secure internships, gain real-world experience, and build pathways to successful careers.