MEGHAN FULLER FOR SOUTH BRISTOL TOWN SUPERVISOR

BRING COMMON SENSE BACK TO SOUTH BRISTOL

South Bristol is our home — the lake, the hills, the back roads, and the land we’ve worked hard for.

The decisions made by Town government can protect what makes this place special — or slowly change it.

I believe you deserve a voice in those decisions, whether you’re at every Town meeting or never have time to attend one.

The decisions will be made. Your vote determines who makes them.


EVERY PART OF SOUTH BRISTOL DESERVES A VOICE

YOUR VOICE MATTERS HERE

Town government works best when it hears from people across our entire community.

South Bristol is a community of different neighborhoods, experiences, and perspectives. Some residents attend every meeting. Many others are working, raising families, caring for loved ones, or simply can’t be there in person.

The decisions made at Town Hall still affect all of us — our property, our taxes, our roads, our lake, our rural character, and the future of the place we call home.

Whether you live along the lake, up in the hills, have deep roots here, or chose South Bristol as the place you wanted to call home, your perspective deserves to be part of the conversation.

Good decisions reflect the whole town.


PREPARED. PRACTICAL. ACCOUNTABLE.

WHAT COMMON-SENSE LEADERSHIP LOOKS LIKE

Good ideas matter. But before Town government commits taxpayer dollars, changes a policy, or takes on a new obligation, residents deserve clear answers.

A PURPOSE
What problem are we solving?
A PLAN
How will it actually work?
A PRICE
What is the complete cost to taxpayers?
A RESPONSIBLE PARTY
Who will manage it and answer for the result?
A PUBLIC RECORD
Can residents understand how and why the decision was made?


EXPERIENCE MATTERS

PREPARED TO LEAD SOUTH BRISTOL

Serving on the Town Board has given me a firsthand understanding of how much preparation good local government requires.

Leadership means reading the documents, asking questions before a vote, understanding the cost and responsibility behind a decision, and following through after it is made.

I’ve learned that asking hard questions and getting things done are not opposites. South Bristol deserves both.

DO THE HOMEWORK
Come prepared and understand what is being decided.
ASK BEFORE ACTING
Get the facts, costs, responsibilities, and consequences clear.
FOLLOW THROUGH
Turn good ideas into completed work — not just announcements.


A BACKGROUND BUILT FOR THIS WORK

ROOTED IN COMMUNITY. TRAINED TO THINK ABOUT PLACE.

My background in geography, community planning, research, business, and local service has shaped how I approach public decisions: understand the place, listen to the people who live there, look at the facts, and plan for the long term.

PLANNING EXPERIENCE
Planning for the future starts with understanding the community.
I’ve worked with comprehensive planning from the Town of Horicon to helping move South Bristol’s Comprehensive Plan update forward. Good planning brings community voices, data, land use, infrastructure, and long-term priorities together before decisions are made.
GEOGRAPHY & RESEARCH
I’ve spent years studying the relationship between people and place.
I earned my master’s degree in Geography from Michigan State University. My graduate research examined how people interact with their local environments and how access, transportation, land use, and community conditions influence everyday decisions.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
The whole community gives you a better perspective.
My involvement with local nonprofits, community organizations, businesses, families, and volunteers keeps me connected to people with different experiences and priorities across our area. That perspective matters when decisions affect the whole community.
EDUCATION
M.S. Geography
Michigan State University
B.A.
Colgate University
BUSINESS & REGIONAL LEADERSHIP
Former Director of Sales & Marketing
Bristol Mountain
Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance
Regional tourism leadership
PUBLIC SERVICE
South Bristol Town Board
Local government, planning & budgeting
COMMUNITY & NONPROFIT SERVICE
Naples Open Cupboard
F.F. Thompson Foundation
Canandaigua Lake Trout Derby


FOCUSED ON SOUTH BRISTOL

PROTECT WHAT MATTERS. GET THE BASICS RIGHT.

Town government doesn’t need to do everything. It needs to focus on the things that matter most — and do them well.

PROTECT WHAT MAKES SOUTH BRISTOL HOME
Protect the lake, the hills, and our rural character.
Canandaigua Lake, our hills, open spaces, and rural character are part of why people choose South Bristol. Growth and change should respect what makes this community special and the reasonable use of private property.
TAKE CARE OF THE BASICS
Maintain well. Improve wisely.
Roads, infrastructure, public property, facilities, and essential services deserve consistent attention. South Bristol should take good care of what we have while making thoughtful improvements that meet real needs, are well planned, and are built to last.
RESPECT TAXPAYERS
Know the full cost before committing public dollars.
Spending decisions should have a clear purpose, a complete price, a funding plan, and an understanding of future maintenance. Responsible budgeting means thinking beyond the initial purchase.
KEEP RULES FAIR & UNDERSTANDABLE
Clear rules. Consistent enforcement. Common sense.
Residents should know what the rules are and expect them to be applied fairly and consistently. Town policies should protect the community without creating unnecessary confusion or unreasonable limits on property use.


IN MY OWN WORDS

HEAR DIRECTLY FROM MEG

I’d rather you hear it directly from me. These videos are where I talk through the issues, explain the questions I’m asking, and share how I think South Bristol can move forward.


WHY I CARE

THIS IS HOME FOR ME, TOO.

South Bristol is where my family and I have built our life. The decisions made today will shape the community we live in tomorrow.

I care about protecting what makes this place special while still making thoughtful improvements for the future — protecting the lake and our rural character, respecting property owners, taking care of the things our town depends on, and making decisions we can explain and stand behind.

I’m running because I care deeply about what South Bristol becomes next.


YOUR VOICE MATTERS

THE DECISIONS WILL BE MADE. MAKE YOURS.

If you believe South Bristol deserves prepared, practical, common-sense leadership that represents the whole town, I’d be honored to have your support.

Have a question, an idea, or just want to talk?