A Message from Councilwoman Amorette Miller: I’m honored to now serve the people of Greece as your Town Councilmember. Thank you for the trust you placed in me and for the many conversations that shaped this campaign. Now, it’s time to get to work. My focus is exactly where it has always been: maintaining and improving our infrastructure and roads, supporting public safety built on community trust and accountability, respecting workers and ensuring safe, adequately staffed workplaces, and improving the efficiency and responsiveness of town services. Good local government should be accessible, practical, and centered on the people it serves. I believe residents deserve transparency, responsiveness, and a councilmember who listens first and acts thoughtfully. I will continue to be present in the community, accessible to residents, and committed to thoughtful decision-making that reflects the needs of Greece today and prepares us for the future. I look forward to working with my colleagues, town staff, and—most importantly—the residents of Greece to move our community forward. Let’s get to work.

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About Me.

Proud 12-year resident of Greece and homeowner deeply invested in the future of our town

Mother of an 8th grader

Committed to well-staffed, safe, and supportive public schools that are also well funded.

Workers’ rights advocate with a proven record of advancing fairness and dignity in the workplace

Human Resources Director for the Town of Penfield

Graduate of Bishop Kearney High School

Bachelor of Public Administration in Human Resources Management, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Master of Public Administration (MPA), SUNY Brockport

Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) candidate, Long Island University (current)

I believe Greece is a place for all residents to enjoy.

Accomplishments

Established Juneteenth as a paid holiday for Town employees for the first time—recognizing its historical significance and advancing equity in our workplace.
Ended inequitable sick time payouts that disproportionately benefited top management—bringing fairness and fiscal responsibility to employee benefits.
Reconstituted the MUNIPRO Board and safeguarded Town-owned leases from being sold off for short-term gain—protecting long-term public assets and revenue stability.
Secured full-time police presence at Greece Ridge Mall, ensuring coverage during all open hours, seven days a week—strengthening public safety for residents, workers, and visitors.
Redirected federal CDBG funding to directly support homeowners through the Greece Residential Improvement Program—helping residents invest in and maintain their properties.
Safety First – Committed to ensuring that we have safe neighborhoods and well-resourced emergency services to protect our families and businesses.
Agenda review meetings are now in person for the very first time.
Town Hall is open for non-profits and Greece based community groups to utilize for free.

Priorities

Advancing Transparency & Accountability — Ensuring a fair, responsible Town government that protects taxpayer dollars and strengthens public trust.
Revitalizing the Dewey Stone Corridor — Working to position this area as a growing center for commerce, investment, and neighborhood pride.
Prioritizing Public Safety — Supporting our police, strengthening collaboration, and working toward a safe and secure Mall at Greece Ridge and business community.
Improving Roads & Winter Response — Conducting road condition surveys to prioritize paving needs while maintaining a strong focus on plowing, snow removal, and debris cleanup.