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Letters to the Editor
October 30, 2025
A Statement From Jenn Gilmann

Over the past several months, I’ve knocked on hundreds of doors, made countless phone calls, and attended events to meet Ward 3 neighbors. I’ve listened and learned about what matters most to you, and I’m ready to turn those conversations into action on the Town Council.

My roots in community service run deep. As Chair of the Westfield Recreation Commission, PTO President at both Jefferson and Edison Schools, Girl Scout troop leader, and member of the Temple Emanu-El Board of Trustees, I’ve seen firsthand how collaboration and persistence lead to results.Whether it was expanding playground access for our youngest children, supporting inclusive programs for kids of all abilities, or improving our parks through community partnerships, I’ve always believed in showing up, listening first, and getting things done.

The priorities I’ve heard from so many of you are clear – Traffic congestion and pedestrian safety: working with residents, police, and traffic experts to make our streets safer and easier to navigate for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. Parks and recreation: continuing to invest in accessible, inclusive, and welcoming spaces that bring people together and reflect the needs of our community. Fiscal responsibility: keeping our municipal tax levy low while maintaining the high-quality services that make Westfield such a desirable place to live.

My husband Keith and I chose Westfield for its excellent schools, vibrant downtown, and strong sense of community. I love that so many friends who grew up here have returned to raise their own families, and I wantWestfield to remain a place where future generations can do the same. This election is about ensuring Westfield continues to thrive, with thoughtful, transparent leadership that listens, collaborates, and delivers results. I’m ready to bring that commitment, experience, and energy to the Town Council.

On November 4, I respectfully ask for your vote to represent Ward 3 and to keep Westfield moving forward together.

Jenn Gilman Candidate – Ward 3 Westfield

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