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Natick town-wide office candidates for 2022

January 14, 2022 by Bob Brown Leave a Comment

Candidates seeking town-wide office in Natick had until Jan. 11 to return their nomination papers, and we can now see the list of those willing to contribute their time and talents to the town’s local government.

(Names are presented below as they were shared by the Town Clerk’s office. Please contact us if any change is required: natickreport@gmail.com)

The election is set for March 29.

Most seats are uncontested, though voters will need to choose between three candidates for 2 Select Board seats and five candidates for three School Committee vacancies.

Candidates can withdraw by Jan. 27 if they don’t want to appear on the ballot. Expect a sample ballot on the town website by early February.

Your candidates…

Select Board (vote for up to 2; 3-year term)

  • Kathryn Coughlin
  • Bruce Evans
  • Cody Jacobs

School Committee (vote for up to 3; 3-year term)

  • Cathi Collins
  • Elise Gorseth
  • Kathleen Flathers
  • Henry W. Haugland II
  • Julie M. McDonough

Planning Board (vote for up to 1; 5-year term)

  • Douglas L. Landry

Associate Planning Board (vote for up to 1; 2-year-term)

  • Christine Therrien

Recreation & Parks Commission (vote for up to 2; 3-year term)

  • David Ordway
  • Jessica Ordway

Board of Assessors (vote for up to 1; 3-year term)

  • Paul B. Griesmer

Board of Health (vote for up to 1; 3-year term)

  •  Donald Breda Sr.

Natick Housing Authority (vote for up to 1; 4-year term)

  • Kimberly M. Condon

Moderator (vote for up to 1; 3-year-term)

  • Frank W. Foss

Town clerk (vote for up to 1; 3-year term)

  • Diane B. Packer

Constable (vote for not more than 6; 1-year-term)

  • Kevin F. Flynn
  • Todd M. Gillenwater
  • Joseph Spurling

All current Town Meeting Members, unless they physically moved to a new home in a different precinct, will run as incumbents, regardless of whether their current address is in a different precinct. Incumbent Town Meeting Members must sign the intent to run form which has been sent to them.  If you did not receive one, please call (508) 647-6432 or email townclerk@natickma.org. The last day to submit incumbent Town Meeting nomination papers is 5pm on Tuesday, Feb. 1. Nomination papers for new town meeting members will be available as soon as the State provides the data to assure that all precincts are captured correctly in the voter database, based on redistricting which occurred after the completion of the 2020 Federal Census.

The last day to register to vote for the March 29 Annual Town Election is Wednesday, March 9. 


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