A Code of Ethics is so important for leadership. Without clear standards, trust erodes. Residents are left wondering if decisions are being made fairly, or if bias and favoritism are creeping in. A Code of Ethics is more than words on paper—it’s a safeguard. It gives the public confidence that no matter the issue, the same principles apply: honesty, fairness, accountability, and respect for the people of Idaho Falls.
Promises mean nothing without proof. That’s why I’ll implement frequent reporting and outcome‑based metrics that show exactly how city hall is performing. When residents can track progress in real time, trust grows—and so does our ability to solve problems together.
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City government shouldn’t speak in riddles. I believe in plain language, open data, and clear communication—so residents can understand what’s happening, why it matters, and how they can shape the future of Idaho Falls. When information is accessible, people feel empowered to lead alongside their mayor—not just watch from the sidelines.
Families who work in Idaho Falls should be able to live here. Rising costs are pushing people out, and we need a range of housing options—from starter homes to senior living—that match our workforce and community needs. The city can’t solve housing alone, but it can be a partner and a leader.
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