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Issues You Care About


A City Council That Works For You
Monroe residents deserve elected officials who show up to do a job, not pick a fight or make a news headline. Too much of the current council's energy has gone toward conflict, posturing, and political theater, instead of solutions. That's not what local government is for. I'm running as unaffiliated because I don't answer to a party, I answer to Monroe residents. I'll work with anyone who wants to move this city forward by ensuring the wellbeing of residents is at the forefr
Abigail Pepper
Jan 141 min read


Growth That Makes Sense
Growth is an important part of any city’s long-term economic stability. When done well, it creates opportunity—supporting local jobs, strengthening the tax base, and giving families more choices about where and how they live. In Monroe, growth is not just inevitable; it’s already happening. But growth without intention comes at a cost. Everyone in Monroe deserves the same opportunities to thrive, no matter what neighborhood they live in or what kind of home they can afford.
Abigail Pepper
Jan 141 min read


Local Leadership You Can Actually Reach
Public servants should be reachable, accountable, and present throughout their term, not just at election time. Monroe residents should feel empowered to reach out to their leaders when they aren't sure how to get a speed bump installed in their neighborhood, when they see a new development being built, or want to know how to find out when the next Music on Main event is happening. Every constituent concern deserves a real and timely response. Decisions made by this council s
Abigail Pepper
Jan 141 min read
City council decisions shape daily life. Here's where I stand on the three things Monroe residents talk to me about most.
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