
The Tampa of Tomorrow
Tampa is at a turning point. We can either accept the status quo—the outdated systems, the bureaucratic bottlenecks, the “good enough” mindset—or we can redefine what’s possible.
The Tampa of Tomorrow isn’t just a campaign slogan. It’s a movement. It’s the belief that we can build a city that leads the nation—not in just one category, but across every metric that defines a great place to live.
It’s a city that doesn’t just grow—it excels. A city where government isn’t a slow-moving machine—it’s an asset for progress.
A city where getting what you need from City Hall is as easy as ordering an Uber. Where innovation isn’t a buzzword—it’s how we streamline public services, integrate modern infrastructure, and eliminate inefficiencies that hold people back.
The Tampa of Tomorrow is a city where safety doesn’t come at the expense of trust. Public safety will be a partnership between the people and those who serve them. Officers won’t just respond to crime—they’ll prevent it by being part of the community. We will lead the nation in smart, effective public safety initiatives that focus on results, not rhetoric.
It’s a city where affordability isn’t an afterthought—it’s a core commitment. We refuse to let Tampa become a city only the wealthy can afford. That’s why we’re rethinking housing from the ground up—breaking through outdated zoning laws, unlocking new homeownership pathways, and ensuring that our city grows without pricing out the people who built it.
But beyond that, the Tampa of Tomorrow is a mindset shift. It’s a city where the people—not politicians, not special interests—are the chief stakeholders. That’s why, if I have the privilege to serve as your mayor, I will establish an equity-conscious governing litmus test—to ensure our policies always prioritize the people.
We will lead in technology, governance, and urban planning. We will create a city where your voice is heard, your needs are met, and your future is secured. A city where transparency isn’t a campaign promise—it’s a requirement. Where government moves with urgency, efficiency, and a relentless focus on results.
Tampa doesn’t have to hope for that future—we can build it now.
I appreciate you taking the time to read my vision for The Tampa of Tomorrow.
Affordable Living for All
Rethinking housing policies to ensure Tampa remains a city where everyone can afford to live, work, and thrive. Read More
Revolutionizing Public Safety
Building a community-driven, modern tech-enabled, trust-based approach to policing that prioritizes prevention, not just response.
Read MorePrioritizing Mental Health & Public Well-Being
Expanding access to mental health resources, addressing substance abuse, and ensuring every resident has the support they need to live a fulfilling life. Read More
A Smarter, More Efficient Government
Streamlining city services with modern technology to make government work at the speed of its people. Read More
Precision Policy & Transparent Leadership
Ensuring every decision is data-driven, equitable, and centered on real results for residents. Read More
A 22nd Century Infrastructure Plan
Future-proofing Tampa’s roads, transit, and digital infrastructure to meet the demands of the future. Read More
Innovation & Economic Growth
Making Tampa a leader in technology, entrepreneurship, and new industries that create high-paying jobs. Read More
Education That Works for Everyone
Expanding access to early education, workforce training, and resources that prepare our kids for the future. Read More
A City That Supports Its Heroes
Giving our first responders, military, teachers, and frontline workers the resources and respect they deserve. Read More
Sustainable Growth & Reimagined Parks
Embracing sustainability isn’t just about policy—it’s about how we live. I believe parks can be more than fenced-in patches of grass. I’ll work with the county to reimagine what parks can be, creating spaces that support mental health, community well-being, and public engagement all throughout Tampa while ensuring our city grows responsibly.
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Putting the People First
Residents—not politicians or special interests—will be the chief stakeholders in every city decision. As mayor, I will implement an equity-conscious litmus test to ensure that every policy is measured by its fairness, accessibility, and impact on everyday people—because good governance means making decisions that uplift the entire community, not just a select few. Read More