I am 59 years old, divorced, and have lived in the City of Taylor for over 40 years of my life. In 1994 I moved from Taylor to Westland, and then moved to Canton Township in 1999 until 2011, when I then moved back to my "Taylor Roots" and am glad to be here, again. I am a proud Army mom and grandmother of 3 great kids, who mean the world to me. During elementary school I attended St. Alfred's and graduated from Taylor Center High School in 1984.
I graduated from Taylor Center HS with honors and attended some college. Since 1990 to present I have been employed at the U.S. Post Office as a Letter Carrier. Most recently I completed a Microsoft Excel course at WCCC. I have worked as a Poll Inspector for every local, state, and federal election since January 2023 (for a Special Election Primary) in the cities of Westland and Detroit and was a Poll Challenger in Canton, November 2024. For the past 2 years I have been involved in Election Integrity volunteer work. I am passionate about having fair and transparent elections here in Michigan.
In high school I was elected to Student Council and was also elected captain of the Varsity Pompon team. I would later come back to my High School and coach the JV Pompon team. Raising my young son, as a single mother, I was involved in the city of Westland Cub Scouts for 3 years, as Pack 867 Den Leader, Cubmaster, and Pack Committee Chair, respectively. During those years I also coached youth softball (with our team going to the championship), and was an assistant coach for the Canton Township Mariners youth baseball team (one season).
I was never much of a follower of politics. Before 2017, I only voted in Presidential Elections. That changed in 2017 when I began to see the great degree of conflict occurring in our nation's capital. Since November 2020, I have seen a great divide spreading among the citizens of our great USA. Additionally, our children are being targeted in unimaginable ways. What I saw, from my continued observation, was the destruction of our great USA happening very rapidly starting in January 2023: open borders, gender confusion, open sexuality. I have been a Republican Precinct Delegate for Precinct 5 in Taylor since January 2023. Since that time, I have volunteered for numerous Republican/traditional political candidates, knocked hundreds of doors, hand delivered over 1,000 flyers, made hundreds of phone calls, and more. I am determined to keep a more traditional (and less WOKE) agenda for the City of Taylor, if I am elected.
End indoctrination and gender confusion in our schools - There are 2 sexes, male and female, and no men in women's sports or bathrooms.
Keep Taylor property taxes at bare minimum - When property taxes are low, homeowners AND renters enjoy the savings. Taylor's budget must be examined in order to cut down on any waste. Example: Leadership training, at a cost of $1,700.00 can be decreased.
Restore public safety - People should be able to go for a morning or evening walk without fear. Students should be able to attend class in the ABSOLUTE safest environment. Also, bullying will be closely monitored and addressed. 100% bully-free will be our schools' policy and rule.
Update Taylor Public Library - We need to add additional computers and printers. End the 14-digit I.D. passcode and 4-digit pin number requirement to use a computer. Kids need to access our library resources stress-free.
Transparency - Everyone says it, but I actually mean it: if elected as a City Councilwoman, you can ask me anything, and I will keep digging until I find you an answer.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Once there, you can CLICK-ON all sorts of information, such as the following:
NOTE : For this August's election "What's on the ballot" details will not be displayed until approximately June 20, 2025 (Per City Clerk).
Here are Taylor's election dates 2025 :
August 5, 2025. Early Absentee Voting starts as early as Monday, June 23
(45 days before the August 5 election). This election is to determine which candidates
will be advancing to the November 4, 2025 General/Final Election.
In-person early voting is Monday, July 26 until Sunday, August 3. The hours are as follows :
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm at City Hall
Sat&Sun 8am-4pm at City Hall
Day of Election August 5, 7am-8pm at City Hall.
Please visit website : CityofTaylor.com for your polling precinct voting locations also.
November 4, 2025. The exact dates and times are coming soon.
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