I entered public office four years ago with a commitment to making government work better for our residents. In that time we have made strides toward improving our infrastructure, fully funding our law enforcement and first responders, reducing flooding, adding sidewalks for pedestrian safety and improving our local roads to ease traffic. I am proud of these accomplishments, but there is still more to do.

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I love North Myrtle Beach. My wife Melissa and I have chosen to raise our family here and grow our business here. I am committed to making sure our hometown remains a great place to live, work and vacation.

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In the last few years North Myrtle Beach has made progress towards making local government more transparent and accountable, keeping taxes low while improving services and focusing on smart, controlled growth.

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I think the most important thing I can do as a councilman is to listen . . . and if there’s something we can be doing better as a city to make life easier for our residents, I am going to do my best to make that happen.

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I am honored to serve the residents of North Myrtle Beach and if re-elected I will continue my work putting taxpayers first, protecting our quality of life and finding ways to make North Myrtle Beach even better.

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