COMMITTED IN PROGRESS
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Rooted in Woodstock
Rooted in Woodstock
MEET ERIN MORAN
MEET ERIN MORAN
Local Meet & Greets and Forums
Local Meet & Greets and Forums
Come meet Erin at her local Meet & Greets and Forums and see how she plans to put action behind her words. All below events are sponsored by the Woodstock Democratic Committee (WDC).
Meet & Greet
Meet & Greet
COME MEET ERIN!
Don't know Erin? Come down to meet Erin and get to hear the initiatives that will make for a brighter Woodstock!
APRIL DATES TBD!
Candidate Forum
Candidate Forum
Q&A Forum
Listen on how Erin views the future of Woodstock and answers your questions.
MAY 8th, 2025 6:30PM- 8:30PM
Woodstock Town Hall , 76 Tinker St
Candidate Forum
Candidate Forum
Q&A FORUM
Listen on how Erin views the future of Woodstock and answers your questions.
MAY 22nd, 2025 6:30PM- 8:30PM
Woodstock Town Hall , 76 Tinker St
Candidate Forum
Candidate Forum
Q&A FORUM
Listen on how Erin views the future of Woodstock and answers your questions..
MAY 31st, 2025 10:30AM- 12:30PM
Woodstock Town Hall , 76 Tinker St
Candidate Forum
Candidate Forum
Q&A FORUM
Listen on how Erin views the future of Woodstock and answers your questions.
JUNE 8th, 2025 2:30PM- 4:30PM
Mescal Hornbeck Community Center, 56 Rock City Rd
Meet & Greet
Meet & Greet
LAST QUESTIONS BEFORE VOTING
Listen on how Erin views the future of Woodstock and answers your last questions.
JUNE 22nd, 2025 2:00PM- 4:00PM
Mescal Hornbeck Community Center, 56 Rock City Rd
A New Chapter for Woodstock
After spending 16 years away, I returned home to the best community I know—Woodstock.
Woodstock has long been a model for environmental progress, but we can be a model community for so much more. I’m honored to be running in the town I grew up in. Together, I know we can move this town forward—without the division, without the gridlock, and with a vision for a better future
"If I win this election, it won’t just be my victory—it will be Woodstock’s. It will mean that we have chosen progress over stagnation, action over division, and leadership that listens. This is a town worth fighting for."
A Proven Advocate for Woodstock
Erin’s leadership was instrumental in 2017, when the DEP (NYC Department of Environmental Protection) began opening their parcels of property for hunting and hiking, directly impacting private properties. Being appointed to the Hunting/Hiking Task Force for DEP Parcel 509, she successfully negotiated a compromise that safeguards homeowner's rights while maintaining public access for recreation—a solution that remains in place today. Signs were placed an additional 500’ before entering private property. This was due to the potential for accidental firing of guns due to the thick forest brush. Additionally, all other private property that bordered parcel 509 was clearly posted.
She believes Woodstock can once again be a model town—not just for environmental issues, but for transparent government, community collaboration, and innovative solutions. Erin is running for Woodstock Town Supervisor because she knows it’s time for action, not infighting, and she is ready to lead with integrity, experience, and a commitment to progress.
"Woodstock needs leaders who take action and are able to make decisions to move forward. I have a proven track record of getting things done. Our water, land, and air must be protected with zoning laws that incorporate stricter environmental regulations. Residents deserve transparency, accessibility, and a government that listens. From water safety to personal safety, our town needs to prioritize the well-being of its residents and employees. Let’s leave behind infighting and stagnation. It’s time for real, positive change."
OVER THE PAST 6 YEARS
OVER THE PAST 6 YEARS
Erin has been a dedicated Community Member
Erin has been a dedicated Community Member
She has held several key roles that have shaped Woodstock’s environmental and civic policies.
2014-2019
Task Force for assessing Hunting & Hiking on DEP Lands
2020-present
Climate Smart Communities Coordinator
2021-present
Cornell Climate Steward
2022-present
Ulster County Environmental Management Council
2019-2024
Woodstock Environmental Commission (WEC), Member since 2019, Vice Chair 2023, Acting Chair 2024
2022-2024
Woodstock Democratic Committee
Why I'm running for Woodstock's Town Supervisor Position
Proven Leadership – Erin has a track record of stepping up, making tough decisions, and delivering results for Woodstock.
Community-Driven – A lifelong Woodstock resident who returned to give back, she’s deeply invested in the town’s future.
Collaborative & Solution-Oriented – Erin believes in bringing people together, cutting through division, and focusing on real progress.
Experience & Accountability – With years of financial and government experience, she knows how to manage budgets and ensure transparency.
Commitment to Action – Erin doesn’t just talk—she gets things done, from environmental advocacy to town governance. She has think skin, a much needed asset in Woodstock.
Let’s leave behind infighting and stagnation. It’s time for real, positive change.
ERIN MORAN'S
ERIN MORAN'S
Accomplishments and Experience
Accomplishments and Experience
Advocate for Clean Water & Land Use Protection - In October 2020, while on the WEC, Erin authored the first resolution that was presented to the Town Board outlining a plan for remediation of the violations at 10 Church Rd., including testing before & after the fill was to be removed. While this resolution passed, it was never acted upon due to political gridlock and disagreements among town leadership.
The Town of Woodstock awarded Bronze certification in NYS Climate Smart Communities Program - As Coordinator, the Town of Woodstock achieved bronze certification in just 8 months! Erin spearheaded this program, opening up funding and resources to the town.
Earth Day Organizer – In 2019, Erin took charge of the town's annual Earth Day Celebration. She continues to grow the event, growing the turnout each year. Erin was able to collaborate with local organizations to bring this annual event to the next level.
Created WEC Facebook Page - Collaborated with other WEC members to create a Facebook page for the WEC in 2020. Some residents were not aware of this important commission and their efforts. She created this page for transparency and an additional way for residents to stay abreast of environmental events in the area.
Pollinator Pathway Project - Partnered with Woodstock Land Conservancy to make the Town of Woodstock a project sponsor as a member of the WEC.
Completed Natural Resource Inventory (NRI) in 2021 - Collaborated with Town of Olive, Hudson River Estuary, WEC members and Cornell in a year long project to identify, prioritize, plan, protect and manage natural resources including wetlands and open spaces.
Supported Woodstock Land Conservancy’s first annual Scarecrow festival in 2021 - The WEC helped to promote this local fundraiser that raises awareness of conservation of nature.
Zena Woods Critical Environmental Area - Worked with the town board, WEC members, and environmental agencies to establish this area as a Critical Environmental Area (CEA). Zena Woods was registered with NYS DEC.
Opposed Ashokan Power Plant Proposal – Submitted key recommendations to the town against environmentally harmful plans.
