Infrastructure That Works
From crumbling roads to aging public facilities, Lawrence’s infrastructure isn’t keeping pace with the needs of our residents or the demands of a growing city. Kristine knows we can do better. She will prioritize smart investments in transportation, utilities, and public spaces—because well-maintained infrastructure is the foundation of a safe, accessible, and economically vibrant community.
"Infrastructure isn’t just about concrete and pipes—it’s about ensuring people can get to work, kids can get to school, and families can thrive."

Affordable Housing for All
Kristine believes that no one should be priced out of Lawrence. As housing costs continue to rise, too many residents—especially young people, working families, and seniors—struggle to find affordable, stable places to live. She will advocate for housing policies that promote mixed-income development, protect tenants, and expand affordable options without compromising neighborhood character.
A Stronger Local Economy
To build a stronger, more resilient Lawrence, we need to invest in local businesses, attract sustainable industries, and create quality jobs. Kristine supports strategic economic development that prioritizes long-term gains over short-term wins—ensuring that growth benefits all residents, not just a select few.
She also champions a diverse economy rooted in entrepreneurship, education, and innovation, leveraging the unique assets of our community and the University of Kansas.
Planning for Our Future
Lawrence can’t afford to play catch-up. Kristine believes in proactive, community-driven planning that looks 10, 20, even 50 years ahead. She will push for comprehensive updates to our city’s long-range plans, with a focus on sustainability, equity, and preparedness for climate and demographic changes.
Her approach to leadership is grounded in transparency, collaboration, and accountability. Progress starts by listening to the people and making choices with vision—not just reaction.
Let’s move Lawrence forward—together.
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Kristine Polian for City Commission.