Protecting neighborhoods from overdevelopment, by stopping 10,000 new apartments along State Street

Improving Orem’s Transportation Plan, preserving housing while working with state agencies to find solutins for routing traffic around ORem, not through it

Launching community-building initiatives like MyHometown, aimed at revitalizing neighborhoods through eucation, service, beautification, and connection

Building a new City Hall with no new taxes ore debt, featuring an Emergency Operations Center, reinforced for earathquakes to serve Orem in a crisis

Supporting Orem’s premier Fire Department by building a new training facility to ensure life-saving emergency response

Improving public safety near schools— added safe crossings, bike lanes, and sidewalks for Bonneville, Cascade, Centennial, Windsor, and Northridge schools

Preserving Historic Sites, including the land where two pioneer infants were buried—now memorialized for future generations

Restructuring city administration to create a new Department of Strategy & Innovation, saving taxpayers $1.1 million in the first year and boosting efficiencies

Elevating city services without raising taxes, secured $13.5 million in grants for parks, solar, modernize/update water treatment infrastructure, and more, all without raising taxes

Increased transparency and access to city processes and meetings, with improved online tools and better communication between residents and City Hall

Establishing meaningful civic symbols: Family City USA, Orem’s “In God We Trust” motto, Constitution Month, and Utah County’s first Gold Star Memorial