God. Family. Country. Monroe.

“In God We Trust” isn’t just a motto — it’s a mission.
Faith is the foundation of our values and the moral compass that guides our decisions. We believe in protecting religious liberty, supporting people of faith, and ensuring Monroe remains a place where Biblical principles and freedom can coexist without compromise.

Without law and order, there is no liberty.
We proudly stand with our law enforcement officers who protect our neighborhoods and keep our families safe. Monroe must continue to support, fund, and equip our Police and Fire Departments, because a strong city is built on safety, discipline, and respect for the rule of law.

Values matter — and they guide everything we do.
Our approach is grounded in Republican principles: limited government, fiscal responsibility, strong defense of freedom, and unwavering respect for the rule of law. Monroe’s best days are ahead when we lead with conviction and common sense.

Growth should strengthen our city — not overwhelm it.
Monroe is projected to grow by 50–60% over the next 15 years, and we must manage that growth wisely. We believe in controlled, responsible development that protects our infrastructure, preserves our character, and maintains the small-town values that make Monroe special.

Strong families build strong communities.
We stand for traditional family values rooted in Christian and Republican principles — responsibility, compassion, and moral clarity. Our policies will strengthen families by promoting safety, opportunity, and support for parents raising the next generation of Monroe’s leaders.

Good stewardship begins with accountability.
We believe taxpayers deserve leaders who treat public funds with respect. Monroe’s budget should reflect conservative, common-sense priorities — investing wisely, cutting waste, and ensuring every dollar strengthens our community rather than expanding government.

Love for Monroe reflects love for America.
We believe that the same patriotism that built our nation should guide our city’s future. With faith as our foundation, family as our strength, and freedom as our mission, Monroe can be a model for what American communities should be — strong, united, and free.

Service, not favoritism. Leadership, not politics.
We’re committed to eliminating the “good ol’ boy” network and continuing policies that improve processes and hold leaders accountable. Every decision should serve the people of Monroe — not personal interests or political favors.

Freedom creates opportunity — for everyone.
We believe every citizen deserves a fair chance to succeed through hard work and personal responsibility. By fostering business growth, supporting job creation, and cutting red tape, we can empower individuals and families to thrive without government interference.