Re-elect Robin
for Brighton Town Board

Almost four years ago, I promised to continue Louise Novros’s legacy of constituent-oriented leadership. and to (quoting from Envision Brighton) “implement sustainable policies on a community-wide platform” through my actions as a local leader, business partner, and engaged resident.

At a time in our nation’s history when divisiveness and rancor have been the predominant themes, our little microcosm of Brighton managed to unify around a set of shared values and stand up for one another for the good of our community. I look forward to continued inclusive and open government, where all stakeholders have a seat at the table, and feedback is not only welcomed, but cherished. I look forward to continued work with my colleagues to shepherd Brighton into the future with openness and optimism.

In 2021, we are faced with more challenging times than any in recent memory. The summer of 2020 bore witness to the largest mobilization of a civil rights movement in 50 years, as the deaths of George Floyd nationally and Daniel Prude locally sparked protests all across Monroe County. The COVID-19 pandemic is ravaging Brighton and Monroe County, inflicting long-term health consequences on some of those who are fortunate enough to survive the disease. The attendant economic crisis has caused widespread job loss and threatens an historic displacement of Americans from their homes in the middle of winter. Local governments are constrained in the ways they can respond to these crises, but I am committed to continuing to work with our partners in county, state, and federal governments to ensure that Brighton not only weathers these crises, but more importantly, paves the way to a brighter future for our entire community.

The need for compassionate, thoughtful, and constituent-oriented service to the community has never been greater. I would be honored to receive your vote, allowing me to continue serving as a Brighton Town Councilmember.