Meg and her husband, Michael, moved to Brooklyn because of its affordability and location. They are proud to call Brooklyn home and know that most residents agree. Meg has proudly served on city council since 2018, prioritizing resident input and involvement. In 2019, Meg started the annual community clean-up program as a way to get residents involved with the city in a positive way. She's been an engaged leader while on city council and built relationships in Brooklyn and throughout the county that will help her lead our city. Her education background in urban planning combined with her passion for public service give Meg the knowledge and drive to best serve the community. Meg has the energy and dedication to work with you to create a thriving Brooklyn.