Our Core Tenets
Who are Stella & Trevor, and Why Should You Trust Them?
Key Issue
Over-development: “Our community deserves smart, responsible development that respects the character of our neighborhoods and the needs of our current residents—not unchecked growth that strains our resources and disrupts our quality of life. I am committed to preserving the Fair Lawn we all love while ensuring any growth benefits the community first.”
Stella Lemberg
Veteran - Army National Guard
Two Term President - Fair Lawn Chamber of Commerce
Licensed Insurance Producer
Assistant Scoutmaster Boy Scouts Troop 53
Bachelors in Finance - Western Connecticut State University
Wife and Mother of Three in Fair Lawn Schools
Credentials
Trevor Ferrigno
Federal Operations Accounting Analyst
FEMA Disaster Response Professional - Housing Inspector
US Army Corps. of Engineers Contractor - Emergency Power
Generator Maintenance Coordinator - Puerto Rico 2017
Degree in Accountancy - William Paterson University
Husband and Father
What are Stella’s Main Priorities?
Strengthen public safety by supporting local law enforcement and community programs.
Improve pedestrian safety through enhanced crosswalks, better signage, and community awareness initiatives.
Uphold individual rights & parental involvement by listening with respect, helping residents navigate concerns, and standing for transparency without overstepping decisions that are not ours to make.
Promote small business growth by cutting unnecessary red tape and encouraging local entrepreneurship.
Preserve neighborhood character through responsible development that benefits residents—not just developers.
Protect taxpayer dollars with fiscally responsible decisions that put our community first.
What are Trevor’s Main Priorities?
Restore decorum and respect for all residents from our council.
Represent the conservative voices and values of our town.
Support parents and help them to navigate concerns by listening with respect and providing them with support from their council members where possible.
Push back against the over-development of neighborhoods.
Enhance civic engagement and participation.
Strengthen public safety through civilian readiness and a fully staffed police force.