I chose to live in Clinton for the same reasons so many people stay — a strong sense of belonging, the area’s natural beauty, and the rich history that shapes this town’s character.
As a member of the Town Board, I will be committed to supporting both longtime residents and newcomers by developing resources for families and small businesses, helping them thrive and stay connected to our community. I plan to do this by:
While new to Clinton government, I bring years of leadership and public service experience. I have managed complex projects, led diverse teams, and built consensus in demanding environments like the New York City Department of Education and the New York State Assembly. These roles taught me how to unite people, negotiate differences, and get results.
In 2018, my deep commitment to democracy and community impact led to a career change into politics. Since then, I’ve worked behind the scenes on major elections and volunteered tirelessly — knocking on doors, making calls, and writing postcards — all with one goal: to strengthen our democratic process.
I’m eager to bring this energy and dedication to the Town of Clinton Board, serving with honesty, transparency, and fairness so that every resident feels heard and valued.
My goal is clear: listen closely, work hard, and bring people together to continue strengthening what makes this town truly special. Thank you for considering me as a partner in building a stronger Clinton.
We understand that issues like the Six Senses development project can spark strong feelings, and we deeply respect the passion and concern that residents bring to public discussions. When the Town Board considered issues related to the Six Senses application, we made our decision based on the fair and careful application of the laws currently in place. Our responsibility is to uphold those laws and, when needed, to review and amend them for the future.
At this stage, the Six Senses matter is being carefully reviewed by the Planning Board. While the Planning Board is appointed by the Town Board, it operates independently to ensure that the review process remains thorough and fair. The Planning Board has the authority to place restrictions on the project, and it welcomes input from the community on what those restrictions might be.
To give our residents the opportunity to thoughtfully consider the kind of development that best serves our town, the Town Board has also placed a six-month moratorium on new conference center and hotel projects. During this time, the Board will be reviewing the Zoning Code and will suggest revisions to align the hotel and conference center regulations more closely with Clinton’s needs. If revisions are adopted, those new laws will replace the existing regulations and provide clearer guidance for future development.
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