>1,000 constituent concerns addressed each year

Direct contact with residents across all communication channels 

Annual community meetings in every corner of District 5

Regular attendance at neighborhood meetings and special events 

Weekly mobile office hours at the Hazelwood Library

Monthly mobile office hours at the Squirrel Hill Library

Demanding accountability to fix decade-old sewage leak in Squirrel Hill

Rezoning of the Hazelwood Riverfront to protect residents from harmful industry

Regulation of waste transfer stations to protect residential communities and our rivers 

Preserving Junction Hollow Valley as part of Schenley Park

Protecting all City parks from development, including new roads for motor vehicles

Championing legislation for Pittsburgh’s deer management program

Promoting and protecting managed natural landscapes

Vision Zero legislation to set goal of eliminating traffic deaths in Pittsburgh

>10 major traffic calming and signal projects across District 5

Fulling funding the new Fire Station 12/Medic 20 in Lincoln Place

Staunch advocate for community-based gun violence prevention funding and programming

Legislation mandating publication of a quarterly City-wide violent crime report

Anderson Playground

Four Mile Run Playground

Lewis Playground (in process)

Burgwin Rec Center and Courts

Expanded hours at Magee Rec

McBride Pool reopened

Schenley Ice Rink modernization and summer skate

Schenley Oval track, lights, tennis, and courts

McBride Shelter

Renovations to Hazelwood Healthy Active Living Center

Funding for afterschool and summer programming in Glen Hazel

Funding for afterschool program pilot at Mifflin School

$200,000+ in funding for local community groups serving youth and seniors

Fundraising for playground at Greenfield School

$300K in funding for new bus shelters

Legislation to reduce the cost of bus passes for City workers (2023)

Advocacy to save the Giant Eagle bus stop at The Waterfront

Legislation and funding to provide free bus passes for Downtown City employees (2025)

Collaboration with District 5 RCOs to stop proposed transit cuts in the busline redesign

Second Ave sidewalks

City steps on Nantasket, Hoosac, and Lilac

Legislation for right-of-way accessibility inventory to improve cleanup following major snow events

Advocacy for the expansion of Pittsburgh’s bike share program 

Advocacy to include a bike connection in PennDOT’s Squirrel Hill Interchange redesign 

Passing legislation to prohibit City cooperation with ICE

Protecting providers and patients seeking gender affirming care

Adding medical care discrimination to the charter of the Commission of Human Relations

Protecting residents from identity-based criminalization

Making consensual sex work safer by reducing the minimum penalty from thousands of dollars and jail time to a summary offense

Helping form a tenant council to give a voice to residents in Glen Hazel

Legislation recognizing Indigenous People’s Day

Launching first ever Greenfield Family Pride event 

Organizing regular garbage and litter pickups for unhoused communities 

Clearly condemning the Oct. 7 attack against Israel and subsequent rise in Antisemitism in Pittsburgh and abroad

Clearly condemning war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank    

Prohibiting employment discrimination against medical marijuana patients

Funding the expansion of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Employment Centers, including a new center in Hazelwood

Funding for free driver license classes and testing for residents actively enrolled in a workforce development program

Standing strong with nurses, building workers, baristas, and striking workers with the Pittsburgh Post Gazette 

Legislation to increase transparency in the City’s grant application process

Introduction of the first millage increase in 12 years to ensure continuation of core City services

$10 million in funding for the City’s vehicle fleet

Legislation to establish dedicated annual funding for our City’s vehicle fleet (pending)