Gabby Cosentino For Seneca Falls Town Board

10/28/2026

We love to see Happy Hardworking employees!!!

Caught Keegan hard at work yesterday

10/25/2026

Texts like this mean so much to me. ❤️

It’s easy to get caught up in the hard days, so it means a lot when someone takes the time to recognize your hard work.

This week was a difficult one with budget decisions, and as a people pleaser, making tough choices isn’t always easy. But I’m learning that this role isn’t about making everyone happy. It’s about making thoughtful decisions, even when they’re not the easiest or most popular ones.

I’m proud of myself, grateful for this journey, and so thankful I get the opportunity to serve the town I love. Some days are harder than others, but I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything. ❤️

10/21/2026

It is my pleasure to endorse Jennifer Kuplinski Wick in recognition of her service as Supervisor-at-Large for the Town of Seneca Falls. Jennifer has demonstrated a commitment to public service, responsible leadership, and advocating for those who serve our community.

Jennifer recognizes the essential role municipal employees play in providing services to residents. Her willingness to listen to employee concerns and support their needs reflects the importance she places on fairness, respect, and a strong municipal workforce.

She has also demonstrated support for the law enforcement and corrections professionals of the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office and Corrections Department. She understands the demanding nature of their responsibilities and the importance of ensuring they receive the respect and support necessary to protect our community.

My endorsement is based not only on her public service but also on my firsthand experience working alongside her. Last year, Jennifer and I spent considerable time canvassing neighborhoods throughout Seneca Falls. I observed how she interacted with residents, listened to their concerns, and engaged with members of our community. I have also witnessed her interactions with town employees and her approach to public service.

Although we ran our campaigns independently, we cooperated on shared efforts, including coordinating campaign sign placement and removal throughout the town. These experiences demonstrated the value of collaboration and a shared commitment to our community beyond individual political efforts.

I believe Jennifer’s commitment to municipal employees, public safety, and responsible local government makes her a dedicated advocate for Seneca Falls. I am pleased to offer my endorsement and recognize her contributions to the employees, departments, and residents who make our community strong.

Sincerely,

Gabby Cosentino
Town Councilwoman
Town of Seneca Falls, New York

10/20/2026

I’m so excited to share that I had the honor of meeting with Missy & Justin to talk about Halloween at the Rec Center! 🎃

I’ve worked on Fall Street for over 10 years and have so many memories of dressing up to pass out candy at my place of employment before covid. I also remember being a kid and trick-or-treating on Fall Street myself!

I’m thrilled to share that Missy, Justin, and I have teamed up to get our downtown businesses involved in trick-or-treating again! 👻

🎃 Downtown Seneca Falls Trick-or-Treating

📍 Local downtown businesses (flyer w participating businesses coming soon)

📅 October 31st | 1:30–3:00 PM

I can’t wait to see everyone’s costumes and bring some extra Halloween fun downtown!

A huge shoutout to Missy & Justin for keeping this tradition alive for the kids at the Rec Center. I’m so happy we can build on that tradition and bring our downtown businesses into the fun, too! 🧡

*if you plan on taking your kids trick or treating at the rec please stop down to register prior to Halloween so they can make sure they have enough candy*

10/19/2026

A friendly reminder to be kind this week. ❤️

It’s budget week, and I know tensions are high. There has been a lot of discussion following last week’s news article claiming your local Town Board is receiving a 36% pay increase. I’ve also seen the comments calling for board members to be removed from office.

What many people may not see is the work happening behind the scenes. This past Sunday, another board member and I spent three hours working through the budget, doing our best to meet the needs of each department, protect employees’ jobs, and balance the budget responsibly.

I take my role as an elected official seriously. I’ve always been someone who tries to go above and beyond for others, and that includes the residents of our town and the employees who keep our community running. I’ve met with departments, listened to their needs, and worked alongside others to find solutions that make the most sense for our town.

I understand that people have questions and concerns about how their tax dollars are spent. Those conversations are important. But I also believe the public deserves accurate information and the opportunity to hear all sides before drawing conclusions. I was disappointed that the reporters did not reach out to us for comment before publishing the article.

Please remember that not everything you read in a headline or see shared on Facebook tells the whole story.

We can ask questions, hold our elected officials accountable, and have meaningful discussions while still treating one another with respect. There are real people working hard behind the scenes, and a little kindness goes a long way — especially during budget week. 🫶

10/14/2026

I’m unsure what ✨PROPOSED✨ budget was looked at to find these numbers. I for one am not voting for a 36% increase for town board members.

The accompanying financial documents require an important distinction: Both contain preliminary proposals for the 2026 budget, prepared in October and November 2025. The meeting notice was published Oct. 8, 2026. Those older financial proposals do not establish the spending plan being considered at....

10/13/2026

Election season is almost upon us, and I want to bring some awareness to the negative and misleading political mailers that may soon start showing up in our mailboxes.

Election Day is November 3rd. Make a plan, get to the polls, and make your voice heard. No matter who you vote for, participating in our elections matters. Your vote matters. Your opinions matter.

I believe we can disagree respectfully. What I’m tired of seeing is negative campaigning and mailers designed to influence our elections through personal attacks and misinformation rather than honest conversations about the issues.

I ran for office last year, and I saw firsthand how ugly things can get. Mailers containing statements about me and my campaign that I believe were outright lies were sent to voters. They even dragged my grandfather’s 1979 campaign into it. That is a level of negativity that has no place in local elections.

Our elections should be decided by honest conversations, hard work, and the people who actually live in our community — not by a handful of hateful mailers funded by out-of-state interests with no real connection to our town or its future.

I worked hard during my campaign. I went door-to-door almost every day, made videos highlighting and supporting local small businesses, and continue to make an effort to stay involved in our community. I believe showing up, listening to people, and doing the work should matter far more than the money spent on negative mailers.

Please take the time to do your own research, ask questions, have respectful conversations, and look beyond what arrives in your mailbox. We can hold candidates accountable without tearing people down.

And if you’re looking for a yard sign for Jennifer Wick or Kristen Fleming, please reach out to me, and I’ll help get you connected!

Let’s keep our elections focused on our community, our future, and the issues that actually matter.

10/08/2026

A night in NYC, a Harry Styles concert, and a reminder that civic engagement can show up in the most unexpected places. 💚

I came across a voter registration booth tonight (inside Madison Square Garden) and, of course, had to stop for a photo.

One of the things I’ve always believed is that “it’s cool to care” and it’s especially cool to see young people getting involved, asking questions, learning about the issues that affect them, and finding their voice in their communities!

Young people are the future!!

Civic engagement shouldn’t be something we think about only during election season. It’s cool to care all year long!!!

Do your part. Do your research. Stay informed. And when it’s time, cast your vote.

Because caring isn’t just a slogan — it’s how we help make our communities better. 🗳️

10/07/2026

Hello everyone!

Thank you to everyone who attended tonight’s meeting. I’m glad I was able to attend. As I missed last months

One thing I feel strongly about is making sure everyone can hear what’s being said during our public meetings. I’d love to see all of us elected officials use our microphones within about six inches of our mouths, and pass the microphone to our department heads and members of the public when they’re speaking.

While I was lying in a hospital bed last month I tried watching the meeting and could barely hear what was going on. It made me think about the people in our community who can’t make it to meetings in person but still want to follow along.

So, if you noticed me passing my microphone around tonight or reminding people to use theirs, that’s why!

Just trying to make sure everyone can hear and stay informed. 🙂

09/23/2026