An Advocate, not a Politician
- St. Patrick’s Day Parade with Campaign Supporters
She will bring to Council:
* A passion for helping others.
* Strong leadership through action.
* The determination to find solutions.
Creating a better future for Lexington…
After a breast cancer diagnosis in the Summer of 2011 and the treatment that followed, Shevawn’s perspective shifted. She gained a renewed sense of purpose, strength and the courage to pursue her dream of public service.
“I have always wanted to serve others through public office. I was just too scared and intimidated by traditional politicians to actually campaign. Since winning the battle against cancer, there’s not much that scares me anymore…”
- Shevawn and Hayden at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade
A trusted voice…
Shevawn earned her Masters in social work from the University of Kentucky in 2008 and has worked in the field of social work for more than 14 years. She has a passion to change the world, one policy at a time and is a dedicated mother to her 10 year old son, Hayden. Professionally, Shevawn works to help others and gives her free time to the betterment of her community.As a member of Council, Shevawn will…
- Promote a stronger sense of community to connect residents & reduce crime.
- Encourage economic growth, by streamlining processes for new businesses.
- Invest in our parks system to create more active recreation in the 2nd District.
Shevawn received the support of the Home Builders Association of Lexington.
- Shevawn received the support of the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of Realtors. She was the only candidate in the 2nd District that they chose to support.
