Welcome!

What's New | Newsletter | Events & Meetings | Contact

I have been a resident of Newtown Township since 1995 and a Newtown Supervisor from October 2017 though December 2025 (8 years). 2026 marks the close of my time serving as a Supervisor, and I want to use this moment to express my deep gratitude to the residents of this community. It has truly been an honor to serve you, to be your voice on as a Supervisor, and to work every day with the belief that local government functions best when it is transparent, accountable, and open to the people it represents.

As I step away from the dais, I’m not stepping away from Newtown. I will continue to support transparency, good governance, and resident involvement in every way I can. My hope is that the work we do together continues to strengthen the connection between the governing Board and the public it serves.

 Liberty Centre: From "Eyesore" to Anchor in Newtown Borough

To stand at the southern end of State Street in Newtown Borough today is to witness a landscape of neglect that many residents have come to view with a mix of resignation and resentment. While the northern heart of the borough thrives, the southern end has long felt like the town's "stepchild," as one resident poignantly put it at the September 22nd Borough Council meeting. The current reality is gritty: the deteriorating shell of a former Safeway, a "horrendous" vista of collapsing outbuildings, and a charred structure that resembles a "burned-out barn" where trees have begun to grow inside the ruins.

“Our founders wanted us to know what our government represen-tatives are doing. They knew that a healthy press is essential to a healthy democracy—and it’s worked for almost 250 years.” – Bucks County Herald. Also important, IMHO, is for elected government representatives – past and present - to keep citizens they represent well informed.