In his bid, he is focusing on neighborhoods, businesses, and public utilities within the ward as well as citywide recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
"The main focus is Ward 3, the neighborhoods of Ward 3, the businesses of Ward 3. It's a great area, I've lived here for 15 years now in the ward and it's a really well-rounded area between businesses and residences, and schools and parks," he said in regard to the zone that includes the commercially developed East Street and mixed-use Elm Street.
"There's a little bit of everything that goes into it, and so neighborhoods are my No.1 priority, ensuring that we have attractive neighborhoods, the ability to have good housing, appropriate housing, the elimination of blight throughout the ward, is something I'm interested in. And then it goes from there."