Decades of Public Service

Prior to my 2023 election to the position of Town Clerk, I had over 2 decades of experience serving the public through my work in the nonprofit sector, in addition to volunteer roles. As I learned more in my role of Town Clerk, I’ve improved our workflow, including the arrangement of office space, revised forms, updated fees and discounts, and advocated for my staff.

Learning all the facets of the job is a massive undertaking, one that I have committed to and work toward continuously. All of this is to say that I’m just getting started. The scope and gravity of this role are likely the reasons Town Clerks tend to serve for decades at a time—the learning never ends. It’s a benefit to the Town to maintain continuity in the key areas of work the Town Clerk is responsible for.

Promises Kept

During my last campaign, I vowed to make it easier for people to pay their taxes at my office by offering expanded hours during the tax seasons. During the 2024-25 school tax season, we offered Tuesday hours until 6pm, and Saturday hours on the last Saturday of each month. During the current Town & County tax collection season, and into the foreseeable future, we will continue to offer hours on the last Saturday of each month during tax collection.

I am also continuing to work with the Town Board on building accessibility concerns. In the meantime, a doorbell has been installed beside the entrance on the Town Hall side of the building. During business hours, if the bell is rung, someone will be happy to assist you with the door. We also offer seating for those who need it.

I would be honored to continue to serve as your Town Clerk—that friendly, helpful face at Town Hall, there to help you.