
Local leadership isn't about politics—it's about being a neighbor who cares enough to make a difference in our town and community.
We may vote differently in national elections, but locally, we share the same hopes for our town and community. These aren't partisan issues—they're common-sense priorities that every resident and neighbor can support.
Every resident deserves to live in a community where they feel secure and connected.
Town resources must be managed with accountability and common-sense budgeting.
Residents deserve open communication and honest decision-making from their leaders.
Growth should preserve Falmouth's character while meeting our community's needs.
The people we need at the table are often the ones who think they're 'not political enough.' But local service isn't about being a politician—it's about being a neighbor with character, curiosity, and courage.
You don't need a law degree or policy expertise. You need to ask honest questions about budgets, listen respectfully to residents and business owners, and seek practical, common-sense solutions.
If you've ever thought "I could do better," take that seriously. Our town, residents, and community deserve people willing to step into leadership—even when it's uncomfortable.

"The future of our community doesn't belong to 'them.' It belongs to the people who show up. Let's be the ones who show up—for our town, for our neighbors, for each other."

THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT KATERINA CEDRONE
P.O. BOX 1012, NORTH FALMOUTH, MA 02556