Greenwich Time

Saleeby has a demonstrat­ed track record

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To the editor,

In a perfect world, the candidates for town clerk would campaign based on qualificat­ions, not party affiliatio­n. It should not matter whether the person who registers birth certificat­es, processes permits, and records land transactio­ns has a D or an R after their name on the ballot. What does matter is whether it is easy, pleasant, and efficient to interact with the clerk’s office.

I will be voting for Molly Saleeby for town clerk. Saleeby will modernize procedures and bring Greenwich up to speed using innovation­s our peer towns have already implemente­d. She brings a profession­al background in stellar customer service — she even won an award for customer service during her years working at WNET Channel 13. A dedicated public servant whom I have come to know and respect through our work together on the RTM, she listens to everyone, she is responsive, and she gets things done.

Saleeby is running as a Democrat. Again, the town clerk should not be a political position, but candidates must run for office that way. The Republican Town Committee has put forward a candidate who, in an interview with this paper, noted that her main qualificat­ion is that she has used the services of the clerk’s office as a real estate agent.

The choice for Greenwich voters is clear. Saleeby has a demonstrat­ed track record, a commitment to customer-service, and a fresh perspectiv­e. Regardless of your party affiliatio­n, I urge you to vote for Molly Saleeby for town clerk.

Elizabeth Perry

Greenwich

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