My Commitment to Service

Life doesn’t stop for bills—and paying your taxes shouldn’t mean rearranging your whole week. Too often, our local office hours just don’t fit with the real schedules of working families, parents, or seniors with busy lives. If I’m elected Tax Collector, I’ll change that by offering extended evening and weekend hours, plus appointments to fit your needs. Public service means being available—not making you jump through hoops. I’ll bring a common-sense, customer-first attitude to this office so you can handle your taxes on your time—not mine.

I believe local government should be as accessible as possible. That’s why I’m committed to being an active, visible part of our community—not just someone behind a desk. If elected, I’ll hold weekly Facebook Q&A sessions so you can ask questions or share concerns any time, from anywhere. And if you prefer talking in person or by phone, I’ll always make time to meet or take your call. My door—and my inbox—will always be open, because staying connected with residents is the heart of good public service.

It’s time for East Huntingdon to explore secure, modern ways to pay local taxes—starting with online payments. While many communities in Pennsylvania already offer this convenience, our township has yet to take that step. If elected, I’ll advocate for a secure, user-friendly online payment option that makes life easier for residents and brings our tax collection process up to date. I’ll work closely with the Board of Supervisors and township officials to push for the changes needed to make this a reality—because taxpayers deserve choices, flexibility, and convenience.