What does a Southold Town Trustee do?

The Southold Town Trustees, a body with authority established by the historic Andros Patent of 1676, are responsible for managing the town's underwater lands and adjacent critical habitats. 

• They oversee more than 2,000 acres of underwater land and are crucial in safeguarding Southold's diverse ecosystems. 
• The Trustees play a vital role in the town's history and continue to be a key part of its governance today. 
• This includes regulating activities like construction, docks, and wetlands within a certain distance of the shoreline. 

• I am an Environmentalist as a prior board member on the North Fork Environmental Council, Long Island Farm Bureau, and lifelong boater both recreational and charter.
• I am Experienced as a business woman working in real estate and a career in sales for technology companies. 
• I am dedicated to the Southold Community, serving as both a Boy Scout and Girl Scout leader, educator, and volunteer.