As a member of the City’s audit and finance committees, Ian has worked to ensure strong fiscal management.

He's helped manage the city through challenging financial times, balancing the budget and ensuring essential services.

As chair of the environmental initiatives committee, Ian led the effort to develop the City's climate action plan.

He led the effort to conserve energy in public buildings, resulting in a 22% decrease in electricity and 34% decrease in natural gas since 2005.

Ian has led the effort to preserve historic homes that would have otherwise been destroyed by development.

He's working to restore the historic character of the Stambaugh Heller neighborhood along Middlefield Road.

Woodside Road used to be blighted with tall weeds and trash. Ian worked successfully beautify Woodside Road and ensure ongoing maintenance.

He helped develop the City's public art policy and is actively working to bring public art to our community.

We have a world-class library, and Ian is committed to maintaining that status as we innovate for the future.

He's supported the renovation of parks throughout the city, worked to acquire new lands for parks and worked to establish a new centrally located dog park.

Ian has been the leading voice for preparedness and serves on the County Emergency Services Council.

He's been a consistent supporter of our police and fire departments, and earned the support of safety officials throughout the county.