Making A Difference Where We Live
I ask for your vote to bring my experience and knowledge of the challenges facing Rye and Greenland to Concord.
“I am running for re-election as your state representative to address issues of importance for our families and communities.”
Through her three previous terms, Jaci has fought to pass policies that will attract young people and businesses to the state. Jaci is a strong voice for our community. Jaci will continue to work to protect our natural resources, secure safe drinking water, provide funds to educate our children and retain talented teachers, support a pragmatic budget for our towns and state, and build community that embraces younger generations and diverse perspectives.
“I am a qualified, collaborative, and responsive candidate with years of practical experience in the government and workforce.”
When Jaci was first elected to state office in 2018, she was assigned to the House Executive Departments and Administration Committee. In her second term, beginning in 2021, Jaci was also named to the Information Technology Oversight Committee.
During her time as a state representative, Jaci has sponsored and supported many bills later signed by the Governor. These include:
Expansion of healthcare workforce and availability HB 1188 HB 1585 HB 1190 SB302 SB403
Protection of landfills from toxic substances HB1386 HB1230
Support to police and firefighter retirement HB 1647
Zoning provisions for family and group family child care uses HB 1567
Insurance coverage for certain medical procedures SB176 SB198 SB558 HB1155
Jaci has called the Seacoast of New Hampshire her home for 37 years, 24 of which in Rye. She loves her community and has dedicated 17 years to local government. During this time, Jaci has worked hard and sought solutions that balance development, long-term fiscal stability, and quality of life.
Jaci has 40 years of experience in sales, marketing, and project management at a Fortune 500 manufacturing company. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) and an M.B.A. in Finance from New Hampshire College.
“I bring my experience and knowledge of the challenges facing Rye and Greenland, to Concord.”
Three Term State Representative
Joint Legislative Committee of Administrative Rules
Rockingham Planning Commissioner
Seacoast Safe Drinking Water Commission
Rye Budget Committee
Rye Conservation Commission
Rye Planning Board
Jaci has been consistently involved in town government since 2007 when she joined the Rye Planning Board in and became chair in 2009. By the time she left the board in 2011, she learned the importance of balancing development vis-a-vis the environment and town vision.
She began to serve on the Rye Conservation Commission in 2013. While on the commission, Jaci supported a warrant article to approve bonds to purchase conservation land, and developed a new awareness of Rye’s Conservation Land.
In 2014, Jaci joined the Rye Budget Committee and later became Chair. Under her leadership, the Budget Committee is taking a long-term view of securing Rye’s fiscal health for years to come. Jaci has and will continue to bring this same thoughtful approach to the State House.
Jaci was appointed to represent Rye on the Rockingham Planning Commission, which serves as an advisory role to local governments to promote coordinated planning, orderly growth, efficient land use, transportation access, and environmental protection.
In addition, Jaci was appointed in 2020 by the Rye Select Board to represent Rye on the Seacoast Commission on Drinking Water (RSA 485-F:6) and serves as Chair. In the past year, the commission has reviewed water systems and contamination sites in all seacoast towns. Currently, the commission is working on a private well initiative to inform well owners of the resources available to protect their drinking water.