FORMER BOARD MEMBER OF ROCKLAND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
2 STEPCHILDREN IN SUFFERN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Meghan Lynch & Wayne Jennings for Suffern Village Trustee

MEGHAN
LYNCH
FORMER TEACHER
BOARD MEMBER BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS OF ROCKLAND
FORMER BOARD MEMBER OF ROCKLAND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

BOARD MEMBER BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS OF ROCKLAND
FORMER BOARD MEMBER OF ROCKLAND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
2 STEPCHILDREN IN SUFFERN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Meghan Lynch serves on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland and formerly served on the board of Rockland Youth Empowerment. She has two stepchildren in the Suffern school district.

MEGHAN
LYNCH
FORMER TEACHER
BOARD MEMBER BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS OF ROCKLAND

2026 New York General Election

STOP ILLEGAL HOUSING PRACTICES IN SUFFERN VILLAGE

Our community deserves safe, lawful, and fairly managed housing. This initiative calls for concerns about potentially illegal housing practices in Suffern Village to be properly documented, investigated, and addressed by the appropriate authorities.

We support enforcement of applicable housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements, while ensuring that residents and property owners are treated fairly and have access to due process. The goal is transparency, accountability, safe housing conditions, and compliance with the law.

Supports documenting, investigating, and enforcing housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements while providing due process.

- Supports documenting, investigating, and enforcing housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements while providing due process.

Housing & Urban Development

Revitalize Suffern’s downtown by creating a more vibrant, welcoming, and business-friendly environment. Focus on improving streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events while supporting existing businesses and attracting new restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs. A stronger downtown can increase economic activity, create jobs, encourage investment, and make Suffern a destination for residents and visitors.

Proposes improving public spaces and events as part of downtown Suffern revitalization.

- Proposes improving public spaces and events as part of downtown Suffern revitalization.

Public Services

As of October 27, 2026, Meghan Lynch’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Proposes improving downtown streetscapes, walkability, and parking as part of downtown revitalization.

- Proposes improving downtown streetscapes, walkability, and parking as part of downtown revitalization.

Transportation & Infrastructure

CAMPAIGN PROMISES

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CUT SUFFERN TAXES

Cut Suffern Taxes is a local campaign focused on reducing the tax burden on residents of Suffern, New York. The campaign advocates for lower taxes, greater fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending. It encourages residents to learn about local budgets, taxes, and government spending and to participate in decisions affecting the community.

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REVITALIZE SUFFERN’S DOWNTOWN

Revitalize Suffern’s downtown by creating a more vibrant, welcoming, and business-friendly environment. Focus on improving streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events while supporting existing businesses and attracting new restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs. A stronger downtown can increase economic activity, create jobs, encourage investment, and make Suffern a destination for residents and visitors.

Advocates for lower Suffern taxes, fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending.

Proposes revitalizing downtown Suffern to support existing businesses and attract restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs.

- Advocates for lower Suffern taxes, fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending.
- Proposes revitalizing downtown Suffern to support existing businesses and attract restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs.

Meghan Lynch

Housing & Urban Development

Public Services

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Economy

Energy & the Environment