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Susan Chiefsky

Woodstock Town Justice of the Peace

Candidate for Woodstock Town Justice of the Peace

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About Woodstock Town Justice of the Peace

The City Justice of the Peace (Non-Judicial) is responsible for administering oaths, deciding on property tax assessment appeals, overseeing election conduct, and solemnizing marriages.
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Term length
2025 – 2026
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November 3, 2026
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