I am writing to express my enthusiastic endorsement of Rob Coburn for the position of Southampton Village trustee.
As a current Town Trustee and a dedicated preservationist, I have had the pleasure of working alongside many individuals committed to the betterment of our community. However, Rob stands out as a candidate who embodies the values we hold dear in Southampton Village.
Rob Coburn has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to preserving the unique character and heritage of our village. His deep understanding of the historical significance of our landmarks and natural resources is crucial in today’s rapidly changing environment. In a time when development pressures threaten our cherished spaces, Rob will ensure that preservation remains at the forefront of our decision-making processes.
One of Rob’s most commendable qualities is his ability to listen and engage with all members of our community. He believes in fostering open dialogue and collaboration, which is essential for effective governance. By ensuring that every voice is heard, he will bring an independent perspective to the board that prioritizes the interests of all residents, not just a select few.
Moreover, Rob’s experience in community service and local initiatives has equipped him with the skills necessary to navigate complex issues facing our village. His proactive approach and problem-solving abilities will be invaluable as we tackle challenges related to zoning, environmental protection and community development.
In conclusion, I wholeheartedly endorse Rob Coburn for Southampton Village trustee. His dedication to preservation, commitment to community engagement, and independent voice will greatly benefit our village as we move forward together.
Joe McLoughlin
Southampton Village
McLoughlin is a former Southampton Village Board member — Ed.
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