About

Aaron’s journey began in California, but his family soon moved to Northeast Ohio where he spent the majority of his childhood. As a teenager, he and his family relocated to the rapidly growing city of Colorado Springs, where he met and married his wife, Ashley, in 2009. In 2015, they left the mountains of Colorado behind and made the cross-country trek to the Coastal Empire, where they found their forever home in the charming city of Pooler.

Inspired by the potential for growth and community building, Aaron became involved in solving neighborhood problems and organizing events. Believing that he could make an even bigger impact on the city as a whole, he ran for office in 2019 and was elected for a four-year term (2020-2023).

Despite his busy schedule as a city council member, Aaron remains deeply engaged with the community and continues to make a positive impact.

Even before settling in Pooler, Aaron had a long-standing tradition of community engagement and volunteerism. Since moving to the city, he has continued to devote his time and effort to serving others, showing his dedication to making a positive impact on the community he calls home. With his consistent involvement in volunteerism, he has established himself as a pillar of service and a leading advocate for the betterment of his community.

He proudly serves on the following boards:

Family Promise of the Coastal Empire – Board Member

Pooler Juneteenth Celebration Committee – Committee Member and 6.16k Run Chairman

National League of Cities 2023 Small Cities Council – 1-Year Term Member

Municipal Training Board for the Harold F. Holtz Municipal Training Institute – 4-Year Term Member (District 12)

Wesley Monumental UMC – Evangelism & Hospitality Committee