Politics & Government
Trumbull Election 2021 Profile: Alison Squiccimarro
Alison Squiccimarro shared views with Patch about running for Board of Education.

TRUMBULL, CT — Election Day is approaching fast, and a number of key positions in Trumbull will be on the ballot.
To help readers make an informed decision on Nov. 2, Patch has reached out to local candidates to share their views on various topics of importance in town.
Republican Alison Squiccimarro, 46, is running for Board of Education in Trumbull.
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Occupation: Attorney
Family: Frank and Alexis (8)
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Experience: Board of Education
Family in government: No.
The single biggest issue in town is ______, and I plan to do this about it:
Transparency. I have focused my efforts over the last 10 months at asking questions and raising awareness of the matters that come before the Board of Education.
Critical differences between me and my opponents:
As an Attorney I bring a unique skill set to the Board of Education. I use those skills to formulate and ask questions that benefit the entire Board of Education in its decision making.
Accomplishments:
My service over the last 10 months on the Board of Education.
Other issues:
I would like to see the Elementary Strings and Band Program fully funded without parent contribution. I would also like to see our 1-1 Chromebook program expanded to our youngest learners.
What else would you like voters to know about you?
Trumbull is where we decided to raise our daughter. I am committed to making sure that all our students receive a quality education. We must be mindful of our schools impact on our property values and also make sure that our taxes are stable.
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