Investing in a vibrant art scene will attract visitors who will then stay and explore all that Naperville has to offer. This will support our local businesses and bring people together.

Cultural events are a way to attract visitors to Naperville and bring the community together. Naperville’s SECA funding supports high-profile events that attract already visitors, but its funding also supports lesser-known artists and performers (e.g. Men’s Glee Club, Neighbors United). 

Funding new events like Juneteenth and Naper Pride will build will build an even more inclusive Naperville. 

Adding more public art to the already extensive offering across town is a way to boost the recovery for artists and performers. The Naperville Public Art Task Force is a way to manage the process in a transparent way.

Racial justice and climate breakdown are two topics important to Allison's teenaged daughters. She will listen to young and marginalized voices to problem-solve these issues. She will encourage participation in the Leadership Academy, on the Sustainability Task Force (NEST), and on boards and commissions.