Letter of Endorsement
As the election approaches, I'm endorsing Meghann Reimondo for Town Supervisor.
Meghann is someone I knew was rock solid when I first met her. As I've gotten to know her it's become increasingly clear to me she's exactly the person Woodstock needs to lead our community forward as Town Supervisor.
Meghann and her husband Michael, a lineman for the power company, have been married twenty-one years. Together, they’ve raised two children, a son Max, and a daughter Mira who has special needs. Meghann is proud to be a wife and mom that holds everything together.
What I've learned is Meghann began working at eight years of age doing cleanup at a beauty salon which has instilled a strong work ethic from a young age. In adulthood she managed forty-five employees, operated two businesses of her own, and did bookkeeping for several businesses which included payroll and medical billing. She's also worked for Partnership for Education in administrative roles. All of this prior to becoming 1st Deputy Town Clerk which for a time included all required responsibility of the Town Clerk. Meghann is passionate about managing people's resources, including that of her own family.
Meghann has always said yes to learning, and in the time I've come to know her, due to her vast knowledge of everything, this has become abundantly clear.
Not only does her experience as Deputy Town Clerk provide her with an amazing advantage toward becoming Town Supervisor, she has also managed her family's finances successfully. Since moving to Woodstock in 2007, Meghann and her husband built a beautiful home nine years ago and they've already paid off the mortgage. Other than a leased vehicle, they carry no debt and they pay their credit card balance in full each month. Together, they've worked diligently to create a safety net for Mira's well-being so after their passing Max will not be burdened with this responsibility. All of Meghann's personal financial responsibility is an example of how she'll manage the Town's finances once elected Town Supervisor.
When it comes to governing our town, Meghann recognizes a Supervisor can't know the answers to everything. A Supervisor is a role of leadership and truly competent leadership assembles the best people, supports them so they can do their job, takes advisement from them and makes informed decisions. It's not about knowing all the intricacies of every single issue, it's about collaboration and teamwork with competent people to move things forward in a positive direction.
Meghann's Platform is: fiscal responsibility; supporting our staff; communication and transparency; infrastructure; water and the environment.
I urge you to learn more about Meghann at www.meghannreimondo.com
I've been working with Meghann for many months. I've not met anyone I'm more aligned with on community matters. We each have our own distinct strengths, but we also have an amazing cross section of commonality that compliments us well and makes working together extremely easy. And we're both hard workers with extreme scrutiny for accountability, diligence, and accuracy. Oftentimes, in conversations, we defer to each other to allow the stronger of us on any topic to speak ahead of the other. This has been witnessed in Meghann's Meet and Greet's. We always listen to and explain the details to each other. Neither of us are afraid to say we're not up to speed on any topic, but our promise to our community is we always will be up to speed before passing decision. That's a type of leadership that can be difficult to find.
I don't believe in voting for a particular candidate because they're likely to win according to a broken political process. I vote for the person I believe is most competent to lead. I believe that person is Meghann Reimondo.
I'll be writing in Meghann Reimondo for Town Supervisor, and I'm urging you to do the same. This will allow Meghann and I to lead our community forward.
Marcel Nagele
2026 Primary winner for Woodstock Town Council