Officials from 2021

Windsor Republican Officials 2021-2023

The Leadership Windsor Needs, The Voice You Deserve!

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Town Council

Ken Smith

I come from a family that believes in giving back to the community. My grandfather was a charter member of the Poquonock Volunteer Fire Company. My dad, brother, and sons were also members of the Fire Company. My father-in-law, Jack Benoit, was active with Windsor Chamber of Commerce. I have served the community as a youth coach, as a member of the Fire Service, and as a member of the Town Planning and Zoning Commission (TPZ) for 12 years. I am looking to use these experiences as I serve Windsor on the Town Council as we work to achieve the quality of life that our citizens deserve.

Kristin Gluck Hoffman

I have lived in Windsor since 1998 with my husband of 23 years, with whom I share a beautiful daughter. My professional career has mostly been in finance and business administration, but when not at work, my focus and passion has always been in volunteering within my community. From a young age growing up in Mendham, NJ my parents and grandparents, all of whom dedicated their lives to the service of others either through military, church, and the communities they lived in, instilled in me the importance of serving others. Since moving to Windsor more than two decades ago, I have put forth the same dedication to Windsor's community that I witnessed growing up.

I spent 5 years with the Junior League of Hartford, I am a Past President of the Windsor Junior Woman's Club, a member of The Exchange Club of Windsor, and its current President for the 3rd time and served as Secretary for the Windsor Arts Center for 1 year. Many know me from my near 20 years with the Shad Fest Bureau in various leadership roles including Past Festival Chair and its current President.

My business experience has prepared me for many things, but I feel my service to others has allowed me to see all sides of people, life, and the community and to realize it is our responsibility to nurture and protect those fundamentals of society. With this experience I hope to help the Town Council see all sides of issues and to maintain that we should be a partnership and no longer continue with division that seems to be the trend in politics, but with cohesiveness.

Lenworth Walker

I am running for Windsor Town Council because I believe I can make a positive difference. I propose more saving and less spending. I support lower future tax increases, and less borrowing. I support Dr. Martin Luther King when he said “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by their character.” I am running for Windsor Town Council to keep Windsor a safe town. I believe we should support our Police Officers and appreciate all they do to keep our citizens safe, and healthy.

Ronald C. Eleveld

I am running for the Council because I have observed a pattern of spending and borrowing that has resulted, in large cash balances. Year after year surpluses are not being returned to the over taxed taxpayers, but used to over fund our Town savings account. This indicates we are paying more in taxes than we need to. It is time to change the leadership of the Town Council, and bring in some new perspectives.