Election Profile: Lori Triggiano For Manasquan Council

MANASQUAN, NJ – Lori Triggiano is running on the Republican ticket for one of the two seats up for grabs on the Manasquan council this November. Learn more about this candidate below.

Name: Lori Triggiano

Age: 53

Town: Manasquan

Career: Owner of Carmen's Barber Shop

Education: Graduate of Manasquan High School, Capri Institute of Hair Design, where I also received my teacher's license. I also attended Brookdale Community College.

Family: I am the daughter of Joy and Carmen Triggiano. I have a sister Helen, a brother Carmen, niece Sharon, nephew Trey and two great-nieces, Kayla and Julia.

I am running to be more involved with the town I grew up in. I want what is best for the people who live here and call Manasquan home.

What is your platform?

My platform is conservative spending. I feel we could use taxpayers' money more efficiently.
What is the most important issue facing your constituency, and how do you plan to deal with it?
My most important issue is the lack of two-way communication between the governing body and the residents. You will always find me at a fundraiser, volunteering or supporting most of the events in town.

Do you have previous experience in the world of politics and government?

I’ve been the president of the Manasquan Hook and Ladder Ladies Auxilary for many years. I’m an officer at the Manasquan Elks. I’m also a life member and charter member of the Manasquan VFW Auxilary. During Superstorm Sandy, I worked with the office of emergency management and fed the national guard and our townspeople.

What is the most important issue facing your constituency, and how do you plan to deal with it?

My most important issue is the lack of two-way communication between the governing body and the residents. You will always find me at a fundraiser, volunteering or supporting most of the events in town.

Why should voters vote for you?

The reason you should vote for me is I’m a third-generation resident of Manasquan. I was educated through the local school system. I have an established business for many years in town. I know many of the residents, and I’m aware of their concerns. I would love the opportunity to help my community.