proudly serving on Alexandria City Council
I became motivated in public service via the Campbell County Citizens Academy and was formally appointed to Alexandria City Council earlier this year.
Alexandria is a gem in Northern Kentucky and an effectively and efficiently run city. I couldn’t be more proud or excited to continue to serve Alexandria as a member of City Council.
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“Alexandria is a gem in Northern Kentucky and an effectively and efficiently run city. I couldn’t be more proud or excited to continue to serve Alexandria as a member of City Council."
With two major highways as our core and opportunities continuing to come our way, growing in a smart, controlled way is key, while maintaining the space, balance, and pace of life that has made Alexandria historically great.
As current chair of the Future Planning Committee, I will continue to see that Alexandria has a “seat at the table” with county, region, and state entities. We are fortunate to have tremendous working partnerships with elected and civic partners throughout the region and I will ensure that those relationships continue to strengthen for the benefit of Alexandria.
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I believe firmly that controlled growth comes with responsibility. A great example is the design of the future City of Alexandria Complex that is currently in development. It will be a community asset for decades and is being designed thoughtfully and responsibly to serve the needs of Alexandria today, but also deep into the future. I will continue to support this project, always with the best intent and interest of our community.
meet the family
I am proudly married to Julie (Kramer) and we have three awesome kids. Max has a burgeoning career at Duke Corporation; Christian is a graduate of Western Kentucky and focused on digital commerce; and Gabi is a junior at Bishop Brossart and a member of the varsity cheer squad.
Julie and I still live in the same house we purchased to raise our family. We are so grateful for the community and family support in and around Alexandria. We love our schools, love our neighborhoods, and love all that Alexandria and Northern Kentucky have to offer families like ours.
How 'bout a yard sign?
There's nothing better than those ubiquitous campaign signs around this time. (Actually, I could think of a few things better.)
But if you'd like to help 'ol PB this fall, let me know and I'll drop one off! It's a modest 16"x24" lightweight sign and will add tremendous curb appeal to your home. (Okay, probably not.)
Drop me a note below and it will be on the way. THANK YOU !!!
By clicking SEND, you confirm your consent to have a sign dropped off at a property that allows you to display campaign signage. (Pizza not included.)
For your convenience, signs will be retrieved no later than November 6. (Unless you'd like to frame them for personal use. Yawn.)