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My vision is for a fairer, safer, more connected and confident Glenorchy - a city where people are proud to live and where everyone has the opportunity to belong and thrive.
I want Glenorchy to be a place where young people can see a future, families can find a home, older residents stay connected, businesses have confidence to invest, and people from every background feel welcome and valued.
That means continuing to focus on the basics - roads, footpaths, potholes, rubbish, rates and public spaces - while also planning for more housing, local jobs, community safety and the opportunities our growing city needs.
Above all, I want people to believe in Glenorchy and feel proud of where our city is heading.

Roads, footpaths, potholes, rubbish, parks, public spaces and responsible rates remain at the heart of local government.
Glenorchy needs more housing and a range of homes for young people, families, workers and older residents, supported by good planning and infrastructure.
Continue working with police and the community, further activating the Youth Hub, improving CCTV, cleaning up graffiti and vandalism quickly, and keeping our streets and public spaces clean and welcoming.
'Always on' encouragement and lobbying for appropriate investment from the State and Australian Government that brings new businesses, accommodation, jobs and opportunities into Glenorchy.
Glenorchy needs vision and effective leadership to manage the challenging years ahead. I have shown I can provide this.
Support youth, sport, recreation, multicultural communities, events and places where people can meet, participate and belong.
Continue improving parks and open spaces, planting trees, reducing Council emissions and looking after the natural environment.