Get to Know Sarah
Practical, People-First Leadership
Connected and Committed to Kenton County
Practical, People-First Leadership
With four terms on Park Hills City Council, Sarah has built a record of practical, transparent leadership. She has strengthened budgeting clarity, improved public access to information, and pushed for processes that invite community participation. Her work on communications, economic development, zoning, and neighborhood improvements reflects a simple goal: government that listens and responds.
Experience That Meets the Moment
Connected and Committed to Kenton County
Practical, People-First Leadership
Sarah combines years of experience in both corporate settings and nonprofit work with a clear, organized approach to problem-solving. She knows how to sift through complex information, connect the pieces, and guide projects toward outcomes that benefit the community. Her strengths in writing, editing, and communication help bring more clarity and accountability to local government. She stays focused on what matters most: people, process, and long-term results.
Connected and Committed to Kenton County
Connected and Committed to Kenton County
Connected and Committed to Kenton County
Sarah put down roots in Kenton County after growing up in Cincinnati (she’s a Walnut Hills High School grad) and living in Chicago and New York City. When she came home and met her husband, Matt, she crossed the river, lived in Covington, and together they made Park Hills their home—where they’ve been for over a decade. Her experiences across the region give her a strong sense of belonging and a deep connection with the communities and people of Kenton County.