It takes work. Together we made it happen.
Makwa Ziibins walking trail from Bear Creek Park to Wisconsin Point.
Connect Superior Open Access Broadband Network.
Created Woodstock Bay Waterfront Park.
Restoration of indigenous burial ground to Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe.
Construction of the Twin Ports only splash pad.
Rebuild and restoration of nearly all city playgrounds. Acquired the former Bungee Dock at 44th Ave E. Built bathrooms in most city parks and Wisconsin Point. Fully-rebuilt skatepark. It was a million dollars and it’s awesome. Protected Superior’s strong bond rating, improved our debt profile, increased revenue, increased property value, & lowered taxes. Created various grant programs that funded local food shelves during the federal government’s pause in food benefits and gave access to local organizations that (for the first time) included churches to replace their HVAC systems, parking lots, and St. Francis’ restored their bells.
Constructed the Twin Ports’ first & only splash pad.
Restored sidewalk plowing on safe routes to school.
Restarted city sidewalk reconstruction program in all neighborhoods.
Lowered the city wastewater fee.
Lowered the residential garbage fee.
City-wide composting program.
Revitalization of Downtown Tower.
Hundreds of new housing units constructed on vacant land.
Creation of small business grant program which has funded 80 small business projects.
Expanded of local manufacturing.
Began electrification of city fleet, including the Twin Ports first electric fire rig and police squads.
Faster and more efficient rescue system through dedicated medical response teams.
Direct homelessness response police staffing.
Pathways to Hope addiction recovery and diversion program.
Vacant house recycling program that ended nearly all housing demolitions.
Vacant to value construction program that filled nearly every vacant city housing lot.
Rejoined the Great Lakes Initiative to protect Lake Superior
A city with your family in mind.
Tower Ave restoration with tree-lined median.
Full rebuild and improvement of Hammond Avenue with tree lined median.
Why trees?
Streets with medians improve safety for pedestrians and narrower streets discourage speeding.
Increasing green infastructure reduces flooding, keeps cities cooler, and improves neighborhood value. Trees grow stronger and more effective capturing stormwater year after year–the effect keeps polluted run- off out of Lake Superior.
They also look great.