As a North Haven resident and neighbor of Terie Diat, I am writing to express my strong support for her reelection as village trustee on June 17.
As the most experienced candidate running for the board, Terie provides the seasoned leadership North Haven needs for water quality, responsible development and fiscal accountability. She has consistently delivered on these priorities while maintaining the transparency and integrity our village deserves.
I have witnessed firsthand her unwavering commitment to transparency and her dedication to ensuring equity for all residents as a board member of our homeowners association and as a trustee of North Haven. She approaches every issue with careful consideration of the facts and genuine concern for our community’s well-being, now and for the future.
Terie’s proven track record includes securing $300,000 in water quality grants, protecting our shoreline and wetlands, and launching practical initiatives like the “Kick Ticks Out of North Haven” program. What sets her apart is her independent voice and ethical approach; she follows facts and conscience, not party lines or special interests.
I encourage all North Haven residents to vote for Terie Diat on Tuesday, June 17, at Village Hall.
Amie Rappoport McKenna
North Haven
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