I’ve proudly called Weston home for the past twelve years. My husband and I are raising our two sons here - now twelve and eight - and like many of you, we chose Weston for its outstanding schools, strong sense of community, and peaceful rural charm.
I’m an attorney with nearly a decade of experience as a prosecutor at the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office. During my tenure at the DA’s office, I prosecuted violent felonies and sexual offenses, advocating for victims and working to ensure justice. That work instilled in me a deep commitment to transparency, accountability, and public service—values I bring to everything I do.
Weston is facing critical decisions around school infrastructure, long-term debt policy, and the future of large-scale multifamily development. These are big choices that will shape the character and finances of our town for years to come.
Unfortunately, too many of these decisions are made behind closed doors, without meaningful community input or transparency. That’s not how local government should work, especially when the stakes are this high.
We deserve leadership that values open dialogue, respects differing opinions, follows the Town Charter, and works with residents, not around them.
I believe we all care about the same things: great schools, thoughtful growth, fiscal responsibility, and preserving what makes Weston unique.
I’m running to bring people together, regardless of political affiliation and to focus on practical, community-driven solutions.
Weston is a special place—and it deserves thoughtful, forward-looking leadership rooted in respect, civility, and collaboration. If elected, I will focus on:
Open conversations, not closed-door decisions. I believe in open communication, clear processes and making space for real public engagement.
- Prioritize public comment at town meetings and require timely, transparent responses from officials.
I am committed to protecting the charm and natural beauty of Weston while making thoughtful, community-driven improvements.
- Protect open spaces, scenic roads and Weston’s small-town charm.
- Develop innovative and thoughtfully planned amenities.
- Oppose state efforts like HB 5002 that override local decision making and push one size fits all development mandates.
Our schools and infrastructure are the cornerstones of Weston’s future. I will champion overdue maintenance and long-term planning that ensures strong services without putting unnecessary strain on taxpayers.
Weston deserves leadership that follows the rules, honors its responsibilities and acts with transparency and integrity.
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