June 16 designated was Poll Worker Appreciation Day and about 125 poll workers attended an outdoor dinner on the patio of town hall in their honor. Continue Reading →
Poll Workers Celebrated in Style by the Greenwich Registrars of Voters
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Jackie Budkins
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Historic Greenwich Municipal Election Sees Finance Board Control Go to Democrats; Republican First Selectman Camillo Wins 4th Term
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At Bosco’s in Old Greenwich Democrats were joyful their party wrested control of the all-powerful finance board, the Board of Estimate and Taxation, and its chairmanship that comes with a tie-breaking vote. At Townhouse in central Greenwich, Republican First Selectman said he was honored to have won a fourth term along with running mates Lauren Rabin and Jackie Budkins. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Anthony Moor, BET, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Bob Chaney, Bosco's, Christina Downey, David Weisbrod
Budkins vs McCreary Town Clerk Debate Focuses on Moving More Services Online
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Jackie Budkins, a lifelong Greenwich resident with 20 years of real estate sales experience said in her 3-1/2 years as town clerk, her office was modernizing while keeping a focus on in-person service.
Meghan McCreary, a software engineer, is known by many for the website she built called 203.Vote to help increase transparency of RTM voting records. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, debates, Jackie Budkins, League of Women Voters Greenwich, Meghan McCreary, town clerk
Jackie Budkins Announces 2025 Re-Election Campaign for Greenwich Town Clerk
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In just a few years as Town Clerk, my office has accomplished a lot: online services for dog licensing and renewals, Certified Connecticut Town Clerk designation, Introduced a Property Alert System that is free to residents, RTM Meridia Voting System, and navigate the evolving landscape of election laws. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Greenwich Town Clerk, Jackie Budkins
Camillo Wins and Carries BET Republicans Across Finish Line; Voting Moms Win the Day on the RTM
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The Democrats again gathered at the Old Greenwich Social Club while Republicans convened at the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Anthony Moor, Fred Camillo, Heather Smeriglio, Jackie Budkins, James Bonney, Laura Erickson, Lauren Rabin
Greenwich Town Clerk Debate: Modernizing and Making Services more Accessible
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Wednesday night’s Zoom-only debate between the candidates for Greenwich Town Clerk was organized by the League of Women Voters. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Jackie Budkins, Lucy von Brachel, town clerk
Moss and Rubin: Greenwich Republicans Take a Page from National Playbook – Disenfranchising Voters
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“We are calling for the RTM Members from District 3, Dawn Fortunato and District 8, Jim Finn, to be seated immediately after having been duly elected in September and sworn in by the town clerk.” – Cheryl Moss and Steven Rubin
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Cheryl Moss, Connecticut Freedom of Information Act, Dawn Fortunato, District 3, District 8, FOIA, Jackie Budkins
PHOTOS: YWCA Greenwich’s Walk Against Domestic Violence Draws Record Number
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Hundreds flocked to Bruce Park Sunday morning for the YWCA Greenwich’s Walk the Walk Against Domestic Violence. Domestic violence is the most reported violent crime in the Town of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health, Volunteering, Bruce Park, Danielle Jean-Guillaume Sittol, David Snyder, Debbie Appelbaum, Demetria Nelson
League of Women Voters Adds Town Clerk Debate to Fall Lineup
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The candidates for Town Clerk are Republican Jackie Budkins (incumbent) and her Democratic challenge, Lucy Von Brachel. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Jackie Budkins, League of Women Voters Greenwich, Lucy von Brachel, town clerk
United in Values, Greenwich Republicans Unanimously Endorse Full Slate for Fall Elections
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The RTC voted unanimously on a slate of candidates to compete in the municipal election on November 7. For Board of Education, 4 candidates were nominated for 2 openings. Continue Reading →