About Me

I’m running for Justice of the Peace because I believe our court should be fair, impartial, and trusted by the community it serves.

I’ve lived and worked in this area for many years. I went to high school in Beatty while working locally at Amargosa Waste & Disposal, feed store, and fish farm.  I’m also a former property manager, which provided me firsthand experience with the eviction process and the real-life consequences of civil rulings.

I have spent time quietly working and volunteering in our community, which has given me a strong connection to the people and issues in Pahrump.

 My life experiences, including time spent in foster homes and living with both a loving and an abusive parent, have given me insight into child abuse, domestic matters, and human behavior. I am a stern but practical person thats capable of being humane when the situation calls for it, but also of putting the gavel down when the law demands it. I understand the complexities of the cases that come before the Justice Court and am committed to making rational and fair decisions.

I am legally ordained and was previously registered to officiate in Louisiana, reflecting my understanding of legal responsibilities and accountability in civil matters.

As Justice of the Peace, I will focus on hearing minor criminal cases, presiding over civil disputes and evictions, handling protective orders and family matters impartially, and maintaining accurate court records.

I am committed to serving Pahrump with integrity and respect.

This is a grassroots campaign built on trust, not donations. If you value fairness, accountability, and an impartial Justice of the Peace, your voice matters. You can help by sharing my message, talking with neighbors, hosting small meet&greets, or offering appropriate places to display campaign information. Together, we can build a campaign driven by community, not special interests.

Thank you for your time and consideration.⁷