• Vote or action. As commissioner, moved to allow industrial solar farms in 2022 (4-0), then voted in 2023 to repeal the rule without explanation.

No public position found on the 2026 data-center zoning proposal.

• Vote or action. Supported the 2022 shift of ambulance service from volunteer fire departments to a county-run paid model, partly funded by $2.5 million in federal pandemic relief.
• Statement. Site says she secured AEDs for deputy cruisers and pledges to "support public safety and essential county services."

Context: Volunteer fire leaders criticized slower response and lack of input.

• Vote or action. Boycotted meetings for months with another commissioner in a seat-filling dispute; removed from office in 2024.
• Vote or action. Helped bring the WVCheckbook transparency website to the county in 2022.
• Vote or action. Voted in 2023 for an ordinance barring minors from certain adult live performances; repealed in 2024 after she left.
• Statement. Site pledges to "promote transparency and open government" and "protect taxpayer dollars through responsible budgeting."

Context: The ACLU and others said the 2023 ordinance targeted drag shows.

• Vote or action. In 2024, voted against advancing the Hill Top House Hotel TIF, citing an incomplete application and little public input.
• Statement. Site pledges to "encourage responsible economic growth while preserving our community," without specifics.

Context: The commission approved the TIF unanimously after her removal.

• Statement. Site lists repealing the county’s ATV and solar zoning ordinances among her actions.

• Statement. Says she drafted the county’s Second Amendment Sanctuary resolution.
• Statement. Site also cites a Pledge of Allegiance resolution, ending COVID mandates and mask rules, and prayer in commission meetings.