Town Supervisor:
“As many of you know, I am not someone who spends much time focused on partisan politics. I serve as your Town Supervisor, but first and foremost I am a lifelong resident who genuinely cares about the future of the place we all call home.
By nature, I am an optimist. That doesn’t mean I ignore the challenges we face—and there are many: healthcare, housing, infrastructure, emergency services, economic development, cost-of-living pressures, creating opportunities for future generations, and more. I remain optimistic because I see people throughout our communities who, first and foremost, care. While we may not always agree on how to solve every issue, I believe most of us share the same goal: making our communities welcoming, resilient, and best-positioned for the future.
Over the years, I have adopted the campaign message centered around the importance of the Three C’s of local leadership: Communication, Collaboration, and Community.
Communication means most importantly listening, respecting different viewpoints, and ensuring every voice is heard.
Collaboration means recognizing that the best solutions and most successful initiatives come when people and organizations work together.
Communication and collaboration build strong Communities, where we can solve problems, explore new opportunities, and ensure the long-term health and vibrancy of our region.
More recently, I have added a fourth “C”: Care. While this may seem obvious, in a world often overshadowed by negativity, division, and media driven anxieties, showing genuine respect and compassion for one another; our neighbors—even when we disagree—is the secret sauce which will help shape the future success of our community.
Finally, I believe we all share the responsibility to encourage and mentor the next generation of community leaders. Our future depends on people who are willing to step forward, serve selflessly, embrace the Four C’s vision, and work for the betterment and sustainment of the community we all care so much about.
I am honored to serve this community and look forward to working with our residents and community leaders to continue building the foundation ensures our future prosperity.”
— Glen Faulkner
EDITOR’S NOTE: Glen Faulkner is the incumbent Supervisor of the Town of Middletown. He is running unopposed in 2026.