Responsible spending. Responsible growth.

District 3 is growing fast. I am your candidate for responsible spending and responsible growth. We need leadership that prioritizes safety, protects our neighborhoods, and ensures taxpayers receive value, not increased burdens. My plan focuses on smart growth, safe communities, and a stable future for every family in Henry County. Join my campaign to create positive change in our community. Your involvement is vital for building a better future for all of us.

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About Me.

I am a wife, mother, mental health professional, nonprofit founder, and small business owner who believes strong communities begin with strong families.

For more than 20 years, I have walked alongside individuals, youth, and first responders across Georgia — listening, leading, and helping families navigate life’s most challenging moments. My work has always centered on people: creating spaces for healing, building resilience, and strengthening the connections that hold communities together.

I understand that leadership is not about titles — it is about service. Whether mentoring young people, supporting families in crisis, or advocating for practical solutions, I lead with compassion, integrity, and accountability.

At home, I'm most proud to be a devoted wife and mother. My husband has served in law enforcement for over 25 years and currently serves as the Police Chief of East Point. Through his leadership and our shared commitment to public service, our family understands firsthand the importance of safety, responsibility, and steady decision-making. Together, we are raising our children in Henry County with the values that guide everything we do — faith, hard work, respect for others, and love for community.

Henry County is not just where I live — it is where my family worships and builds lifelong relationships. I believe growth should strengthen neighborhoods, not strain them. I believe public safety should protect families, and we should support those who serve. And I believe county leadership should be thoughtful, transparent, and fiscally responsible.

That is why I am running for Henry County District 3 Commissioner — to serve with heart, to lead with integrity, and to ensure our community continues to grow in a way that protects what makes it special.

For me, service isn’t political. It’s personal.

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Why I'm Running

1

Public Safety

Public safety is the foundation of strong communities.

I believe public safety does not stop at law enforcement or fire services—it requires coordination with the judicial system, behavioral health providers, and community partners to be effective and fair.

2

Responsible Growth & Development

District 3 is experiencing some of the fastest growth in the county, and families are feeling the impact. Overcrowded roads, increased traffic, rising strain on public safety, and development decisions are affecting the quality of life across our community.

3

Cost of Living & Taxes

At the heart of my campaign is a commitment to protecting the hard-earned income of homeowners and working families.
Property taxes, rising home values, and higher everyday costs are putting real pressure on families, seniors, and working households throughout District 3.

A Record of Leadership and Community Impact

A Record of Leadership and Community Impact.

Public Safety & First Responder Support

Host of an annual First Responder Suicide Prevention 5K in Henry County for the past four years through Relif, Inc..
Provide Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) services to counties following employee deaths or suicides.
Offer free support groups for first responders and their families.
Sponsor and provide child exploitation prevention training for law enforcement.
Provided wellness training for individuals serving in judicial roles.
Trained with the psychological services division of the Atlanta Police Department early in my career.
Work with national public safety organizations, including the International Association of Chiefs of Police & the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives through its education and training committee.

Protecting Children & Families

Worked alongside the Crimes Against Children Unit of the Clayton County Police Department in partnership with Georgia Division of Family and Children Services.
Provide grief counseling services in Henry County through Rachel's Gift.
Sponsored and delivered Darkness to Light child sexual abuse prevention training to community members at no cost.
Provide foster parent training to support families caring for vulnerable children.
Serve as a co-parenting facilitator for the Henry County courts, helping families navigate parenting after separation.

Mental Health Advocacy & Community Education

Founder of Next Step Counseling, LLC, expanding access to mental health services for families across multiple counties.
Provide community education on domestic violence, stress management, depression, suicide prevention, and emotional wellness.
Host monthly community wellness workshops to promote mental health and resilience.
Provide seminars for individuals in recovery and housing assistance programs.
Awarded a disaster recovery grant through SAMHSA and DBHDD to provide mental health services in counties affected by disaster events.
Led statewide initiatives, including the first Medicaid Summit for Licensed Professional Counselors in Georgia, bringing together major managed care organizations and the state.
Helped spearhead professional awareness and rollout of 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline for mental health professionals across Georgia.

Civic Engagement & Leadership

Volunteer campaign supporter for several campaigns, supporting civic participation and community engagement.
Serve on multiple community boards and advisory groups focused on strengthening community resources.
Former member of the United Way of Metro Atlanta Task Force on Homelessness.
Serve on the Youth Protection Seminar Planning Committee for the Atlanta Area Council.
Volunteer with several community and civic organizations.

Faith & Community Service

Active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, serving as Environmental Ownership and Standards Chair and member of the Protocol and Ritual Committee.
Serve in children’s ministry and currently on the church welcome committee at Eagles Landing First Baptist Church.
Provide ongoing community service and outreach through faith-based partnerships.

Education & Mentorship

14-year college professor, mentoring and training future mental health professionals.
Provide clinical supervision and professional development to counselors entering the field.

Family & Community Life

Proud team mom supporting my children’s sports and activities, investing in youth development and family life in our community.