A More Connected 25th Ward Starts Here.

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A Ward Office That Delivers

Invest in youth, the arts, and community-led safety, because protecting our families from ICE and government overreach matters more than just more policing. We'll open a bilingual constituent services portal, launch Know Your Rights clinics, and, because your Alderman should work for you.

A Campaign Rooted in Humanity & Community.

Every resident deserves to feel safe, heard, and supported, no matter their background. I want to modernize how representatives respond to constituents. In today’s political climate, that means protecting our neighbors from fear and confusion.

Affordability Agenda

We'll keep money in the ward, stop families from being priced out, and put 10% of the alderman's salary into a ward trust for immigrant legal aid because making ends meet shouldn't mean losing your home or skipping care.

The vision

  • Ian pledges to donate 10% of his aldermanic salary straight into a ward trust for immigrant legal aid and community defense. The money should follow the needs, not the title. Because if our neighbors are under attack, our budget should show whose side we’re on.

  • Every resident deserves to feel safe, heard, and supported, no matter their background. In today’s climate, that means protecting our neighbors from fear and confusion while modernizing how City Hall shows up for our community.

  • Ian will transform abandoned lots and underused spaces across the 25th Ward into a network of living green corridors. These community powered spaces will feed our neighbors, create local jobs and ownership, train and employ our youth, strengthen public safety, and keep wealth rooted in the ward. This is not beautification. This is community infrastructure, built by us for us.

  • Under Ian’s leadership, Ian will create Nourish25; a community driven food access initiative. It ensures every family in the 25th Ward can put food on the table while strengthening our local economy. We are not just feeding people. We are investing in our neighbors, supporting small businesses, and building a ward where everyone has a fair shot to thrive.

  • We’ll take care of the everyday stuff too: potholes, broken streetlights, and missed trash pickups. Use the same secure portal to report neighborhood issues, track their status, and get a fast response. Because responsive government means the small things get fixed as quickly as the big things. The 25th Ward deserves both.