- Mayor
- Norton Gregory
- Saralyn Tabachnick
- Cody W. Shoemaker
- Beth Weldon
- Areawide Assembly
- Tom Williams
- Carole Triem
- District 2 Assembly
- Garrett Schoenberger
- Don Habeger
- Emil Mackey
- Michelle Bonnet Hale
- Wade Bryson
- District 1 Assembly
- Loren Jones
- School Board
- Paul Kelly
- Elizabeth (Ebett) Siddon
- Kevin Allen
Age
35
Family
Fiance – Florentina (to be married Sept. 21)
Do you support additional city funding for a new building to house the Juneau Arts and Culture Center?
Yes
Do you think Juneau should continue to explore ways to expand the road north along the Lynn Canal?
Yes
Highest level of education
B.S. in Business, Arizona State University
Previous government experience or community involvement
Internship – Governor Tony Knowles – Summer 2000 – Office of Constituent Relations
Occupation
Real Estate Investor and Developer
Do you support a plastic bag ban in Juneau?
Yes
How do you typically spend your PFD?
The last time I received a PFD was the year 2000 and it was used for college tuition – my next PFD will go towards savings

Why are you running?
To make a difference, and to help build for Juneau’s future. I feel like I have a unique skill set and can add value to the Assembly.
Child care
What's the city's role in child care accessibility?
I think child care and early childhood development is the foundation for successful education and developing our youth to become good, productive citizens in this city and I think it’s a great investment that we can make.
Public safety
How can the city better address public safety concerns, and how would you pay for it?
I look at public safety as an absolute core service, and something that should come first and foremost. So, I’m fully supportive of backing our police and fire and making sure that they have every available resource for staffing, for recruitment, for retaining. And it’s an ongoing issue that – it’s challenging, but ultimately I think it needs to be our core focus, number one, in this city when looking at priorities is to back public safety.
Affordable housing
Do you have any specific policy ideas for addressing affordable housing in Juneau?
As far as affordable housing goes, there’s many different ways you can go about it. One of them is incentivizing developers to build. If you’re looking to add affordable housing in a specific area, I think it needs to be defined.
But there’s several ways to go about this. One of them is potentially property tax abatement, which I know the city has looked at recently on the Assembly. But that, along with just smarter regulation. … I see it as a supply and demand issue. If you want more affordable housing you need to encourage more supply. You can encourage more supply by making it easier for developers to build product, not harder. And I think you can do that through less duplication, whether it’s conditional use permits and building permits, and then ultimately incentivizing developers.