Amy is running for City Council because she believes strong neighborhoods are built when people listen, serve, and care for one another. She is committed to keeping Loma Linda a community where families, students, and seniors feel supported and connected. Her work with firefighters, seniors, children, and residents gives her a clear understanding of the community’s strengths and needs.

She works at the School of Medicine at Loma Linda University, supporting education programs and students, and holds a graduate degree in Higher Education.

She founded a nonprofit for children’s mentorship and worked with families for 15 years, gaining experience in budgeting and grant writing. She has also led the Community Garden, organized classes, supported clean-up efforts, and helped animal shelters.

Amy believes in listening, working together, and making decisions that reflect the needs of the people. She is committed to building a community that puts residents first.

Outside of her work, she enjoys sports, floral arranging, and time with family.