I had a great conversation with the Melrose Messenger about why i chose to run for Ward 4 City Councilor. Read the full interview.

As a born-and-raised Melrosian, long-time resident, and parent, I am proud to support Brad Freeman for Ward 4 City Councilor.

As any Inc family knows, Melrose Incarnation Baseball has been bringing families and our community together for generations. My two sons recently concluded their time in the league, and I had the privilege of coaching and serving on the Board of Directors alongside Brad Freeman for eight years. During that time, I saw firsthand Brad’s unwavering commitment to the league, our players, and their families.

On October 9 I was proud to participate in the 2025 City Council Candidate Racial Justice Forum. Watch the recording here.

When I decided to enter the race to represent Ward 4 on the Melrose City Council, I committed to knocking on every door in the ward. This effort has given me the chance to meet friends and neighbors, hear directly from residents, and learn about their priorities and concerns.

As a business owner and mother of two kids in the Melrose school system, I know how important it is to have leaders we can trust. I’m proud to support Brad Freeman because he has always shown integrity, strong morals, and a genuine commitment to doing what’s right.

Our community requires leaders who prioritize action, collaboration, and common-sense solutions that truly serve the needs of their neighbors, while also ensuring long term financial stability.  As a 10-year resident of Melrose, I wholeheartedly believe that Brad Freeman exemplifies the qualities needed to lead and is the best choice for Ward 4 Councilor.

Where it all began - check out the announcement of my candidacy for Melrose Ward 4 City Councilor.