email
stacey@voiceofcroton.org
Current Political Office
I volunteered to bolster Assemblywoman Dana Levenberg's efforts to prevent radioactive and toxic wastewater discharge from Indian Point into the Hudson River, while canvassing for the democratic ticket, and recently co-led the activation against the 6 story population-dense 280 unit structure at 1 Half Moon Bay resulting in a temporary stoppage to that project.
Prior Civic Service
After 30 years working for small, medium and large employers, I served 16 years at PepsiCo in an executive role leading better for you product innovation while serving as co-president of a corporate inclusion coalition called RISE. Under my tenure, RISE fostered grants, arts and culture initiatives.
Campaign Phone
914-432-8992
The Voice of Croton was founded in response to this administration’s lack of transparency in projects that directly affect our taxes, our village’s revenue base, and our daily quality of life. As we enter our second year, the ability for nonconforming voices to contribute meaningful feedback to policy decisions remains largely ignored. We are also concerned that the needs of young families and seniors are not prioritized with a walkable community center still out of reach. And finally, village authority to override property setback and height requirements to approve multi-family rentals within single-family neighborhoods undermines our privacy, strains on-street parking, and impacts property values without allowing for community input. To preserve the magic of Croton, the issues most urgent to us are transparency, balanced representation on village boards and committees, long term fiscal responsibility and putting residents at the very center of current and long term village planning.
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email
karkatpec6@yahoo.com
Current Political Office
none
Education
Graduated from Mamaroneck HS in 1976; some college at Westchester Community College
Prior Civic Service
have never held a public office
Campaign Phone
914-538-9851
Housing has been a concern among many residents that I have spoken with. Do we have enough affordable rentals and purchases? Do we have too much?
email
nigel@voiceofcroton.org
Prior Civic Service
Volunteer Firefighter
The Voice of Croton was founded in response to this administration’s lack of transparency in projects that directly affect our taxes, our village’s revenue base, and our daily quality of life. As we enter our second year, the ability for nonconforming voices to contribute meaningful feedback to policy decisions remains largely ignored. We are also concerned that the needs of young families and seniors are not being prioritized, with a walkable community center still out of reach. In addition, the village’s authority to override property setback and height requirements to approve multi-family rentals within single-family neighborhoods undermines our privacy, strains on-street parking, and impacts property values without allowing community input. To preserve the magic of Croton, the issues most urgent to us are transparency, balanced representation on village boards and committees, long term fiscal responsibility and putting residents at the very center of current and long term planning.
