Mom of two in the local schools. Small business owner. She got her start making sure people who are often overlooked still had a seat at the table. She chose Noblesville on purpose, and she shows up for it every day.
She’s a neighbor first. Devon’s family visited Noblesville for a decade before they chose to make it home, drawn by safe streets, neighbors who show up for each other, and a town that puts in the work to create community. She’s a Hoosier by choice, and all in.
She’s built things. Her holiday-greenery business grew 3.5× a year, until tariffs made the market too unpredictable to plan around. She knows what it feels like when policy decisions pause hard-earned growth instead of driving it.
She’s spent her career making sure no kid gets left out. That started with degrees in Deaf Studies and Developmental Psychology, led to work with the U.S. Department of Education, that turned into years spent figuring out what actually helps in a classroom.
She was ignored. So she ran. Noblesville voters chose a non-partisan school board. Our representative voted to overrule them anyway. Devon asked for a meeting for months and never got one. Now she’s asking for your vote instead, and inviting you to hold her accountable for every one she casts.
She’s built support that crosses the usual lines, from educators, to small business owners, to longtime neighbors, because showing up for every family isn’t a partisan idea.
