I’m proud to endorse Becky Irwin for City Council. Becky is more than just an incumbent; she’s a leader who truly cares about this community. In her last election, she received more votes than any other candidate, and it’s clear why.
When Becky appointed me to the Marco Island Beautification Advisory Committee, I became chairman and saw firsthand her passion for preserving Marco Island while improving it for future generations. Becky and I share the same vision — to protect Marco Island’s essence while making meaningful, lasting improvements.
When I joined the committee, I made it clear I wanted to work on big projects. Becky didn’t hesitate. Together, we launched a donation-funded tree planting program passed unanimously by the City Council. It’s already transforming the island, boosting property values and enhancing our environment.
But it’s not just about trees. Becky is deeply committed to issues like water quality and smart development. She’s a straight shooter — she says what she means and listens carefully to others. And she is eager to learn.
Having grown up on Marco Island, Becky has watched it become the jewel of Southwest Florida, and she’s fiercely protective of its future. This is her home, and she’s determined to leave it better than she found it.
That’s why I trust her to continue serving with the passion and integrity our community needs.
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