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| Supervisor Cheryl Keyrouze is a
resident of the City of Saratoga Springs, and has been
employed by Saratoga Hospital since 1991. She is married
to Tom Keyrouze, long time employee of Quad Graphics,
Inc. and has two sons, Bill, who is in his senior year
at Rutger’s University and Brian, who is in his second
year at the Pratt Institute of Art. |
| Cheryl moved to Saratoga County in
1980, and moved to Saratoga Springs in 1990, where she
became active in her community |
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She has been involved in
education and youth, fundraising, local government and community
development. She is a Graduate of Leadership Saratoga ’96.
Cheryl has taken a leave as a returning adult student at
Adirondack Community College (with a 3.8 GPA and only 12 credits
left!), to fulfill the responsibilities of the position of
County Supervisor. In 2005, Cheryl participated in the New York
State Assembly Internship Program as a member of the office of
Hon. John J. McEneny.
Cheryl is
running for her 2nd term as Supervisor for Saratoga County,
representing the City of Saratoga Springs. During her first
term, she founded and co-chairs the Citizens Transportation
Committee of Saratoga County, and is presently
working with local developers and the Saratoga Springs
Preservation Foundation to rehab houses for affordable living.
She is currently working with NYS to pass legislation in order
to make Saratoga County childcare transactions electronic,
affordable and more expeditious. Cheryl is also chairing New
York Horse Park, Inc., a nonprofit organization, proceeding
to bring a horse park to Saratoga County to enhance the local
economy and protect open space.
Cheryl is a
board member of the Saratoga County Economic Opportunity
Council, a member of the League of Women Voters, Saratoga
Springs Democratic Committee for the 18th District,
and the Saratoga County Housing Alliance.
Cheryl will
continue presentations at the library with different departments
of county government to show how her city and county work
together. Presentations have been made regarding city and county
Storm Water Management, American Red Cross/Saratoga Springs
Police Department, city/county history, and city/county
planning.
Also during
her first term, Cheryl was appointed to the NYS Association of
Counties Legislative Standing Committee after graduating
from the first graduating class of the
Dennis A. Pelletier County Government Institute, a joint
educational program of the New York State Association of
Counties & Cornell University. At the county seat, she
serves on the Saratoga County Committees for Legislative and
Research, Insurance and Risk Management, Equalization and
Assessment, and Social Programs.
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