Kevin’s public service began early. At the age of 19 he joined the U.S. Air Force and deployed to the Middle East for Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm before being honorably discharged in 1996.

Earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Kevin moved to Mesa and worked for Southwest Gas, serving for 17 years in various capacities including engineering and government relations.

Kevin then had the honor of serving Mesa residents on the City Council since 2015. He represented Arizona on the national stage as Chair of the National League of Cities Economic Development Committee, on the American Public Gas Associations Public Policy Committee, and as President of Arizona Municipal Water Users Association.

About ME

Kevin has spent his career serving others, ensuring that his constituents are having their concerns heard and negotiating lasting solutions to even the most complex issues. After working with local governments on Mesa City Council, Kevin quickly learned why some cities thrive and others do not. Residents and small businesses are attracted to areas with few regulatory barriers and affordable energy costs. 
 
Kevin is running for Corporation Commission to eliminate mandates and subsidies and encourage innovation in energy technologies. To maintain Arizona’s competitive edge to attract and grow businesses and residents, we must maintain an affordable and reliable energy grid.

 

About ME

Government’s first priority is to protect its citizens. I want to bring that same spirit to the Corporation Commission. We need responsible leaders that are willing to protect the consumers, protect the businesses, and ensure Arizona always maintains a reliable energy grid. We need to push back against California style energy policies and Green New Deal style policies that are trying to find their way into Arizona, and I have the experience and record of fighting against bad policy.

About ME