There are either 3 or 5 supervisors for each second-class township, with one or two being elected every 2 years. The Board of Supervisors is the legislative body of the township in setting policy, enacting and enforcing ordinances and resolutions, adopting budgets, and levying taxes. The Supervisors are responsible for planning and zoning, road maintenance, providing for fire and police protection, hiring employees, and the administration of financial affairs. They are also involved with sewer enforcement, recreation, and other affairs affecting the health, safety and welfare of township residents.Term: 6 years.
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Campaign Phone
6108124107
Age
68
Education
B.A. Biology, Womens Studies Certificate - Douglass College of Rutgers University
Qualifications
I am currently serving as a Skippack Township Supervisor and have helped bring forward tranparency, improved communications and planning. 34 years of corporate experience in sales, marketing and global business development with expertise in negotiations, team and budget management..
1. We are in the process of completing our township's 10 year comprehensive plan which has been long overdue. It is my top priority to make sure this plan reflects the wishes of residents.
2. We must deliver on our promise to develop responsibly and preserve our open spaces through good stewardship of our open space fund.
3. Improve on our promise to speak and act with total transparency. Engaging the community through improved technology in our meetings and seeking resident input ongoing.
As a Director of Sales and in my role in Global Business Development, I was responsible or managing cost centers and sales for profit.
I would put an Environmental Advisory Committee in place. This committee would be modeled after other townships who are already doing this successfully - for the purpose of delivering ordinances and public education that will have a positive impact on the environment.
We've seen some instances where Social Media promotes misinformation, so we correct the record. We've engaged local legislators for help in this. These relationships are critical. It is also important to take the time to explain processes, legal implications and the reason behind a vote, which is oftentimes confusing to residents. Public comment is another important vehicle for hearing the concerns of residents in an unbiased way. We encourage people to participate in our meetings.
