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"Peter Tesei has a long and effective record showing outstanding leadership in serving the Town of Greenwich."
- Former State Senator Bill Nickerson




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Peter's Accomplishments


Modest & Predictable Taxes:
- Produced four budgets that kept the mill rate increase within the BET guideline of 2% to 4% despite a very challenging economic environment.

Support for our Emergency Services:
- Coordinated efforts to keep Greenwich prepared for emergencies, including positioning Western Greenwich Civic Center to FEMA standards, adding an emergency generator through state grant funds.
- Reorganized the command structure of Police Department to better serve and protect town residents.
- Secured state funding to add dry hydrants and cisterns (water sources) to aid firefighting in the back country.

Educational Excellence:
- Successfully led the effort to fund and begin construction of the Greenwich High School MISA (Musical Instructional Space and Auditorium) Project.
- Developed capital plan that annually funds school facility improvements to an acceptable standard.

Continued Support of our Seniors:
- Led the effort to expand income eligibility for the senior property tax relief ordinance and to increase the amount of benefit available to seniors.
- Supports ongoing efforts to renew and improve the Nathaniel Witherell skilled nursing facility.

Respect for the Environment and Protecting Neighborhood Character:
- Implemented the Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) to meet the needs of a 21st century suburban town.
- Working with Public Works and Greenwich Recycling Advisory Board to implement Single Stream Recycling to reduce waste hauling and improve the environment.

Open and Transparent Government:
- Established an Advistory Committee for People with Disabilities to represent and support our fellow citizens for an independent lifestyle.
- Partnered with the League of Women Voters, Ethics Board, and Human Resources staff to adopt an ethics policy for town employees.