Key Issues
Vote Community First
Fighting for What Matters Most in Greece
Megan Ferra is running for Greece Town Board because the issues facing our community are real and they deserve a real voice. From rising costs to public safety, Megan is committed to practical, common-sense solutions that put the people of Greece first.
Focused on what matters most in the 3rd Ward
Keep Greece Affordable for Families and Seniors
Greece is a great place to live, but for too many residents, the cost of staying here is becoming harder to manage. Property taxes continue to climb, energy bills are rising, and state-imposed mandates are pushing costs onto local homeowners and renters without their input.
Megan is committed to protecting property tax credits, pushing back against unfunded state mandates, and fighting for the fiscal responsibility that keeps Greece accessible for families at every income level.
Housing Should Be Within Reach
Right here in Greece, residents are feeling the pressure of limited inventory, rising home prices, and a regulatory environment that makes it harder and more expensive to build.
That means cutting unnecessary red tape that slows responsible development, supporting programs that help homeowners maintain their properties, and making sure that growth in Greece reflects the needs and values of the people who already live here. Megan is focused on real solutions that make homeownership possible for more Greece families.
Reliable and Affordable Energy
New York State's sweeping energy mandates, including the all-electric building requirements and the electric school bus mandate, are being handed down to local communities without adequate funding or realistic timelines.
The result is higher costs for homeowners, businesses, and school districts. Megan believes local communities deserve a real say in how and when these transitions happen, and she will fight to reform or repeal the mandates that are making life more expensive in Greece.
Safe Streets and Strong Support for First Responders
Greece residents deserve to feel safe in their neighborhoods, and our police officers, firefighters, and first responders deserve the full support of their local government.
Megan stands firmly behind law enforcement and will work to give our officers the tools they need, oppose bail reform measures and discovery laws that have weakened public safety, and make sure Greece remains a community where every family feels secure.
Common Questions
What People Are Asking
A Town Board member is one of four elected councilmembers who work alongside the Town Supervisor to set local policy, approve the town budget, and make decisions that directly affect daily life in Greece. From zoning and development to public safety funding and community services, the Town Board shapes the quality of life for every resident.
Megan's time on the Greece Board of Education gave her a deep understanding of how state mandates and local government decisions impact families. She is running for Town Board because she wants to address the broader challenges facing our community: affordability, housing, energy costs, and public safety, at the level where those decisions are actually made.
The Town Board sets the town's annual budget, which directly determines the town portion of your property tax bill. By prioritizing fiscal responsibility, opposing costly unfunded mandates, and advocating for tax relief programs, Megan will work to keep the town's financial burden on residents as low as possible.
While state law is set in Albany, local elected officials play a critical role in pushing back. Town Board members can pass resolutions opposing harmful mandates, work with county and state representatives to advocate for changes, and ensure that Greece's voice is heard in the legislative process. Megan has a track record of speaking up on these issues and will continue to do so from the Town Board.
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