Services that keep pace
Police, fire protection, healthcare, schools, childcare, roads, water, wastewater and recreation all need realistic capacity planning.
Candidate for St. Marys Town Council
Listening first.
Planning responsibly.
Building a stronger St. Marys.
Growth should strengthen our town—not outpace the services, infrastructure and local economy that make St. Marys a great place to live, work and raise a family.
St. Marys resident
Local business owner
Husband and father
100+resident conversations goal
25+business and service meetings goal
1clear focus: responsible growth
Meet Ryan
A practical, local voice for St. Marys
My wife Keri and I are raising our daughter Marleigh in St. Marys. I own Stone Town Tech Solutions, a St. Marys-based technology business, and I also work in manufacturing and process improvement.
My experience has taught me to listen to the people doing the work, understand the data, identify the real constraint and build practical solutions. That is the same approach I want to bring to Town Council.
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Listen before deciding
Residents and frontline service providers should shape the questions Council asks.
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Use evidence
Major decisions should be based on measurable needs, costs and community impact.
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Plan for the long term
St. Marys should prepare for the next decade—not just the next budget cycle.
Why I’m Running
Growth should make St. Marys stronger
A stronger local economy
Growth should support local shops, attract skilled workers and help major employers invest, remain competitive and stay in St. Marys.
Responsible municipal finances
Residents deserve transparent priorities, disciplined spending and clear explanations of where tax dollars are going.
The Listening Tour
Before asking for your vote, I want to hear from you
I will be speaking with residents, local employers, business owners, emergency services, healthcare providers, schools, childcare providers and community organizations.
My goal is to understand what is working, where St. Marys is under pressure and what residents want Council to prioritize over the next four years.
Tell me what matters most →Campaign Updates
What I’m hearing
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Resident priorities
Share the most important issue you believe Council should address over the next four years.
Submit your feedbackBusiness conversations
I will be asking local businesses whether current growth is helping them attract customers and skilled employees.
Capacity and planning
I want to understand whether our emergency services, healthcare, schools and infrastructure can keep pace with projected growth.