Littleton Town Selectman: Marghie Seymour
THANK YOU, LITTLETON!It was so gratifying to see so many of you giving me those thumbs-up at the polls. I really felt like the month leading up to March 9 was a chance to hear your concerns and understand your hopes for Littleton. My goal was to let you all know what I could bring to this town as selectman, and the vote confirmed that you understood that.
Thank you to everyone who helped spread the
word about "Marghie Seymour." I
can't tell you enough how much I appreciate your support and encouragement.
My sincerest thanks go to Eddy Moore for his dedication and hard work these
past many years, and I look forward to working with him on town issues
moving forward.
As I said in my radio interview, I didn't venture on this journey because
I thought it would be easy. I am committed to working diligently across
departments and town boards to make Littleton the thriving community that
I know it can be.
Thank you for trusting that I will serve you -- not only with your
best
interest in mind -- but your tax dollar, as well.
I love Littleton -- and I am honored that you have chosen me to be your
town selectman.
Meet Marghie Seymour — 30-year resident of Littleton, property owner and practicing civil attorney.
Listen to Marghie
Seymour
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What Has Marghie Done for Littleton?
2.5 years as Littleton Landfill Manager/Recycling Coordinator
- Introduced the recycling program at the Littleton Transfer Station.
- Applied for and received multiple grants for equipment for the Town's recycling program.
- Educated town residents and officials about the importance and how-to's of recycling, and managed the department budget.
4 years Organizing the Annual Littleton Litter Clean-up
- Spearheaded the annual town-wide litter clean-up.
3 years as a Trustee of the Littleton Public Library
- Wrote and updated Library's personnel policy.
- Helped oversee the annual budget preparation.
- Improved safety of the children's area.
6 years with the Regional Planning Commission
- Worked regionally on solid waste initiatives as well as local and regional plans.
9 years as Executive Director of NH the Beautiful
- Educated communities, state agencies and legislators about waste reduction and how to improve recycling throughout New Hampshire.
- Managed over $1.5M in grant funds.
After raising her two children in Littleton, Marghie graduated from Granite State College in 2006. She then entered Pace University School of Law, received her J. D. in 2009, and earned distinction as an editor of the Environmental Law Review — a prestigious position requiring excellent writing and communication skills. She is now a licensed attorney with a private practice in Littleton, New Hampshire.
Marghie Supports:
- Passing the $2M School Article #2 bond in order to leverage $8M in state funds to build a new middle school and Career Technical Center.
- Carefully considering all methods of increasing town revenues, with input from all interested parties and honest and open discussion about the pros and cons of each method .
- Working to increase good jobs and a broader tax base through light manufacturing, high-tech and green industries.
- Always presenting Littleton as a community with the capacity to think, plan and grow sensibly and the personnel and professionalism to move plans forward.
