Greg Kline - Selectman
Greg Kline - Candidate for Selectman
Greg Kline - Candidate for Selectman
Long-time community organizer best-known as founding director of the Veterans Coffeehouse in Danielson. This program now serves 60-75 veterans each week and was heralded on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives by Congressman Joe Courtney. Also served on the Northeast District Dept. of Health board for 9 years, including 3 terms as chair. His leadership led NDDH to become a true public health department (introduced lead paint and radon testing, dental screening, immunization clinics, etc.), not just one that focused on septic systems, while holding the budget to an increase of just 10 cents per capita per year.
Long-time community organizer best-known as founding director of the Veterans Coffeehouse in Danielson. This program now serves 60-75 veterans each week and was heralded on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives by Congressman Joe Courtney. Also served on the Northeast District Dept. of Health board for 9 years, including 3 terms as chair. His leadership led NDDH to become a true public health department (introduced lead paint and radon testing, dental screening, immunization clinics, etc.), not just one that focused on septic systems, while holding the budget to an increase of just 10 cents per capita per year.
Chaired Data General property review committee that oversaw an environmental audit of the entire DG campus and later served on WMS building committee. Chaired the Woodstock Economic Development committee, reinvigorating this body with a special push toward our agri-business community featuring public speakers on resource economics and expanding business. He urged Tufts University Veterinary School to remain in Woodstock to serve our farms and identified and recommended the site on New Sweden Road they ultimately developed. Spent more than 25 years in higher education and corporate communications; military veteran; B.S from Syracuse University. Former American Legion Baseball coach, started Tri-Town Junior ALBB program and served on CT ALBB state committee. Greg’s candidacy has been endorsed by CSEA SEIU Local 2001.
Chaired Data General property review committee that oversaw an environmental audit of the entire DG campus and later served on WMS building committee. Chaired the Woodstock Economic Development committee, reinvigorating this body with a special push toward our agri-business community featuring public speakers on resource economics and expanding business. He urged Tufts University Veterinary School to remain in Woodstock to serve our farms and identified and recommended the site on New Sweden Road they ultimately developed. Spent more than 25 years in higher education and corporate communications; military veteran; B.S from Syracuse University. Former American Legion Baseball coach, started Tri-Town Junior ALBB program and served on CT ALBB state committee. Greg’s candidacy has been endorsed by CSEA SEIU Local 2001.