For the past 15 years, I’ve been proud to call Hooksett home. As a small business owner for over 35 years and a retired Dunbarton firefighter with 14 years of service, I understand responsibility, commitment, and what it means to serve others.
My daughter attends school here, I’ve been involved in youth sports, and I’ve volunteered with Hillsborough County 4-H for more than 10 years. I also worked alongside neighbors through the Martins Ferry Road Coalition because I believe local voices matter.
Hooksett is more than a town — it’s our community. It’s where we raise our families, support local businesses, and look out for one another.
I believe we can protect the services residents rely on while also being thoughtful and responsible with our spending. That means working collaboratively, listening to residents, and ensuring department budgets reflect the priorities of the people.
Fiscal responsibility isn’t about cuts — it’s about balance, accountability, and making decisions that serve the long-term well-being of our entire community.
Together, we can move Hooksett forward — responsibly and respectfully.
