Devin has been a resident of Lebanon since 2013. A director of operations and finance at nonfiction book publisher Steerforth Press, Devin's interests include free expression, arts advocacy, and truthful and informative storytelling. Devin is a strong advocate for housing justice, organized labor, and balancing fiscal responsibility with public needs.

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Devin has more than a decade of experience volunteering with political organizations on topics spanning intellectual freedom, LGBTQ+ advocacy, intersectional feminism, youth activism, housing justice, electoral involvement, ecological environmentalism, and education access. Devin is an organizer for the monthly NHWP Writers' Night Out and sits on the board for Housing First Upper Valley and the Advance Transit Board of Directors, as well as Lebanon's Arts and Culture Commission.

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Devin looks forward to continuing to serve the community as a member of the Lebanon City Council to ensure all voices are heard, especially those that are historically underrepresented, and that Lebanon remains a welcoming opportunity with a range of opportunities for all while recognizing its potential for growth and improvement. The discussions about the 2025 budget made it clear that there is more the City Council should be doing to inform and communicate with Lebanon's residents, and Devin is committed to increasing communication and engagement as a necessary step in ensuring the budget responsibly addresses the needs and values of the community.