Jennifer Wright is a Town Board member for the Town of Webster, New York, where she brings a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach to local governance and community stewardship. Deeply invested in the town she calls home, Jennifer is focused on thoughtful growth, responsible planning, and ensuring Webster remains a vibrant, welcoming community for current residents and future generations.
With a professional background rooted in leading complex organizations and large-scale initiatives, Jennifer brings practical experience in decision-making, fiscal responsibility, and long-term planning to her role on the Town Board. Throughout her career, she has worked closely with diverse stakeholders to balance competing priorities, guide change, and deliver outcomes that serve both people and purpose—skills she now applies in service of the community.
Jennifer has a strong track record of building consensus, asking hard questions, and keeping people at the center of decisions. She believes effective local government starts with listening, transparency, and mutual respect, and she is committed to making town government accessible and responsive to the residents it serves.
In addition to her role on the Town Board, Jennifer has a long history of community involvement, including service on the Webster Town Planning Board and leadership roles with the Women’s Alliance, focused on professional development and community engagement. She is passionate about fostering civic participation, supporting local families and businesses, and strengthening the connections that make Webster a great place to live.
Jennifer and her husband have been part of the Webster community for many years, raising their three children here and actively enjoying everything the area has to offer. Outside of public service, she enjoys skiing, boating, and spending time with family and friends—often on or near the water that defines the character of the Town.