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Shayla's Solutions to the Issues

Shayla is your partner in addressing Lexington's hard-facing issues. She's providing effective, tailored solutions to meet Lexington's needs with high quality and reliability.

EQUITY

Shayla promotes equity in Lexington by advancing inclusive policies, such as the CROWN Act, and supporting initiatives like the Equity Ambassador program and the Village Program for seniors. She also secures significant funding for public infrastructure improvements, including park renovations, and actively contributes to local and national advisory boards focused on race, equity, and leadership.

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HOUSING

Shayla addresses housing stability and reduces homelessness in Lexington by securing funding for eviction mediation and emergency financial assistance, while advocating for policies like income-based protections for renters and the regulation of recovery residences. Additionally, she actively engages in housing initiatives through leadership roles on boards such as the Lexington Habitat for Humanity and the Vacant Property Review Board, and works to improve administrative oversight through code enforcement and the establishment of advisory groups.

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COMMUNITY ACCESS

Shayla increases community engagement and access in Lexington by regularly attending neighborhood meetings and publishing newsletters, while also serving on subcommittees focused on public input and chairing a review of Lexington’s Boards and Commissions.. She actively participates in outreach initiatives like neighborhood walks and organized educational events for local youth, including Government Days for students and youth-focused conferences.

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PUBLIC SAFETY

Shayla works to increase public safety in Lexington by serving on the Gun Violence Prevention Task Force and the Social Services Advisory Board, and by supporting neighborhood safety initiatives like improved access to local community gardens. Additionally, she prioritizes transportation and infrastructure safety by funding traffic calming measures in District 2, advocating for more streets in the city snow plan, and serving on the Transportation Policy Committee.

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