OAK PARK IN 50 YEARS
what does it look like?
I am running for reelection as an Oak Park Village Trustee to continue shaping Oak Park's future for our children and grandchildren.
When Oak Park talks about our progressive values and our commitment to diversity, folks still cite the Fair Housing Ordinance and actions we took 50 years ago. Those were the common sense, progressive solutions of 50 years ago. Those actions have defined Oak Park for a generation. The actions we take today are going to define the Village of Oak Park for the next 50 years.
BRIAN FOR OAK PARK
why Brian?
Brian and his partner, Shannon, came to Oak Park in 2014 and are raising their 11- and 7-year-old children in the home where Shannon's mom grew up.
Brian has fond memories growing up riding bikes around his hometown and play in front yards with the neighborhood kids--and wants the same for his kids here in Oak Park. Since being elected Village Trustee in 2023, Brian has championed complete streets policies that are making our streets safer and more accessible for our families to be able to bike, walk and access public transportation.
Oak Park Values Are Under Attack
Right now, Oak Park's core values are under attack by Republicans in Washington. At a time when the federal government is targeting our neighbors and our fundamental constitutional rights, it is more vital than ever that we elect Village Trustees who will fight back. Brian has consistently demonstrated a willingness to stand up for Oak Park values.
"I am running for Village Board, because if we choose to pursue common sense, progressive policies–like we did 50 years ago–we can create a Village that we will be proud to hand down to our children. "
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