A Leader WhoCalls Bishop Home
Three generations of my family have made Bishop home. My grandma moved here in the 80s, my dad went to high school here, I graduated here, and my siblings followed. This is my home for life — and I'm ready to fight for its future.
Bishop has been home to my family for three generations. My grandmother moved here in the 1980s, my dad grew up and went to high school here, and I graduated from Bishop High School along with two of my siblings — with my youngest sibling about to follow. From fishing in the creeks as a kid to walking our Main Street as an adult professional, this community has shaped who I am. Now, I want to help shape its future.
I worked as a title searcher at my title company while earning my business degree at Cerro Coso Community College right here in Bishop — I never left. That hands-on experience grew into my career as a title officer. In this role, I've worked with hundreds of local families—helping them buy their first homes, assisting businesses with commercial properties, and navigating the complexities of land ownership in our unique region.
This experience has given me a ground-level view of Bishop's challenges and opportunities. I've seen firsthand how local government decisions impact property values, business growth, and family dreams. I understand water rights, land use, and the delicate balance between development and preservation.
At 25, I represent a new generation of leadership. I'm not running to maintain the status quo—I'm running because I believe Bishop deserves leaders who will still be here dealing with the consequences of today's decisions decades from now. This is my home. This is my future. And I'm ready to fight for it.
The Path to Leadership
Grandma Moved to Bishop
My grandmother moved to Bishop in the 1980s, planting our family's roots in the Eastern Sierra and beginning a three-generation legacy in this community.
Dad Went to High School Here
My dad grew up in Bishop and attended our local high school, deepening our family's ties to the community and schools.
Bishop Graduate
I graduated from Bishop High School, and two of my siblings followed in my footsteps. My youngest sibling is about to do the same.
Title Officer
I worked as a title searcher at my title company while earning my business degree at Cerro Coso Community College right here in Bishop — I never left. That experience grew into my career as a title officer, working with local families and businesses on real estate every day.
Active Involvement
Volunteering with local organizations, attending city council meetings, and advocating for positive change.
What I Bring to the Table
The combination of youth, experience, and deep local roots that Bishop needs.
Young & Energetic
At 25, I bring fresh perspective and the energy to tackle long-standing issues with new approaches.
Local Expertise
My work as a title officer has given me unique insight into property rights, development, and business needs.
Unbiased Leadership
Not beholden to special interests or political machines—just committed to what's best for Bishop.
Business Acumen
Formal education in business combined with real-world experience means practical solutions.
Three Generations Deep
My family has called Bishop home since the 1980s. Three generations — my grandma, my dad, me, and my siblings — have grown up here. I'm a local for life.
Accessible & Transparent
I believe in open communication and making government work for all residents.