Amy MacNab
Duxbury Board of Selectmen
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Amy MacNab
Duxbury Board of Selectmen
"Women Belong in All Places Where Decisions are Being Made."
-Ruth Bader Ginsburg
GET TO KNOW AMY
Check out the videos below to hear what Amy has to say!
Head to the Duxbury Board of Selectmen's home page HERE for meeting agendas, minutes, the calendar and links to meeting video!
Click HERE for PAC TV's Duxbury meeting page, where you can watch the Board of Selectmen meetings and other town meetings!
STAY CONNECTED
Please feel welcome to reach out to Amy any time!
Email: amymacnab99@gmail.com,
Home Phone:
781-934-2305
Visit her Facebook Page:
VOTE
Thank you to the dedicated citizens of Duxbury for voting on September 1st. It was an incredible voter turnout and a tight race, and Amy is honored to have been selected for the vacant seat. Don't forget to vote again in the March election for the two additional vacant selectman seats!
To watch the Duxbury Middle School PTO Facebook page to watch the forum featuring all four candidates, click HERE!
To hear Amy speak on WBUR, click HERE!
IN THE NEWS
March 12, 2014
MacNab speaks out against plan to appoint Town Clerk, Fights to keep it an elected position.
https://www.duxburyclipper.com/articles/voters-reject-plan-to-appoint-town-clerk/
March 17, 2011
MacNab moves for a second vote, successfully saving historic Blairhaven for enjoyment of generations to come
https://www.wickedlocal.com/article/20110317/News/303179497
https://www.nsrwa.org/listing/howlands-landing-park/
AMY'S EXPERIENCE
Amy has been a dedicated public servant to the Town of Duxbury for many years. She decided to get into town politics back in 1998, when she felt compelled to have a voice in shaping the future of Duxbury. At the time, she had no political experience and little public speaking practice. When she hesitated to take the chance, her daughter Jennifer, 12 at the time, reminded her that "Mom, if you try really hard for something and you don't win, that's OK. But if you don't try at all for fear of losing, that is when you really lose." The rest is history.
