Public Engagement
KT learning what goes into keeping the city streets clean and safe for drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists and the street crew themselves.
As a resident of the area for many decades, KT knows it's not the government's job alone to keep the city going. It takes public engagement at all levels.
KT 'adopted' this bus stop, and helps to keep it clear after a snowfall.
You can adopt your own, anywhere! Just follow this link:
Better Bus Stops (metrotransit.org)
KT keeping the city parks clean and beautiful with friends!
KT during a 'ride along' with a Columbia Heights police officer, learning what the force comes across on a daily basis and what the public can do to support the police. The department noted that KT is the only candidate in recent memory that ever requested a ride along. This valuable tool allows candidates and citizens the opportunity to learn what challenges exist,and provides police the support of their residents.
KT speaking at a monthly Senior Republicans meeting, discussing issues that affect Minnesotans at any age.
KT with one of the Military Banners which can be seen along Central Avenue in Columbia Heights, honoring those who have served.
KT was instrumental in bringing the project to the Columbia Heights and Fridley Kiwanis to work with the families, who purchased the banners.
Here and Abroad
KT and representatives from the Tibetan American Foundation of America, with books being donated to the Columbia Heights Library
Enjoying the Summer Concert series in Columbia Heights
In Lomianki, Poland, helping Ukranian refugees shortly after the war broke out
Meeting the Public
