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Mr. Paul Gee has served on the Village Board since 2000. Before that, he served on the Village Planning Board and Town Comprehensive Planning Committee. As Mayor, Mr. Gee acts as liaison to the Fire Department, Rescue Squad, DPW and Code Enforcement Officer. He has been instrumental in securing grants for sidewalk replacements and park improvements.
Mr. Gee has lived in Scottsville for 23 years with his wife Bridgett and two daughters, Tessie and Maddie. The Gees are active supporters of the Wheatland-Chili Central School District. Mr. Gee is also a member of the Scottsville Lions Club and a parishioner of St Mary’s of the Assumption Church. In his spare time, Mr. Gee enjoys spending time with his family, gardening, discussing current events, and the occasional round of golf.
“Scottsville is a quiet treasure in Monroe County and we love living here. The bucolic and historical significance in Scottsville makes it appealing to all its citizens. Scottsville is a community where we take care of each other and rise to the challenges when our neighbors are in need. I have always been interested in politics and I regard my serving on the board as my personal way of giving back to the community. I, like all members of the board, realize that Scottsville needs to attract and maintain businesses while maintaining the quality of life we enjoy. Over the past 20 years, I have seen both positive change and challenges affecting the village. My vision has always been to serve on the board with integrity and fiscal responsibility to my constituents.”
Mr. Gee’s current term expires in 2014.
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Mr. James Clark was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2010. He is liaison to the Village parks, Clerk’s office and the Waste Water Treatment plant. Jim became interested in Scottsville's history and views serving on the Village Board as a way learn more about Scottsville as well as to assist others on issues that will keep the Village viable and growing while maintaining that rural feeling.
Jim, his wife Carol, and their three sons Danny, Aaron and Brandon moved to Scottsville in 2002. Their initial draw to the Village is the small hometown atmosphere and the fact that everyone knows and looks out for one another. Another draw to our Village for Jim is knowing that Scottsville is still considered rural but is just minutes away from shopping and the City of Rochester. Jim enjoys spending time with his family and participates in boy scouts with two of his sons he also enjoys camping with them whenever he can. Jim has worked for Wegmans for the past 24 years, 12 of which were in various stores and the past 12 (and counting) driving truck.
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James Clark
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Mrs. Elizabeth Murray was appointed to the Village Board in May 2009. Prior to that, Mrs. Murray served as Communications Director for the Village of Scottsville from 2006 – 2008. As Village Trustee, Mrs. Murray is liaison to the Town of Wheatland Economic Development Commission, Greater Wheatland Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Main Street Planning Committee.
Since moving to Scottsville in 2001, Mrs. Murray has been an active member of the community and strong supporter of the Wheatland-Chili Central School District. Mrs. Murray is a proud member of the Greater Wheatland Area Chamber of Commerce, Wheatland Earth Institute, Wheatland No. 4 Schoolhouse Board, St. Mary of the Assumption Church, Wheatland-Chili PTA, and an honorary member of the Scottsville Rotary Club.
Mrs. Murray and her husband, Dan, have four daughters. Mrs. Murray states, “We were initially attracted to the Village because of its beautiful historic homes, pedestrian-friendly streets, parks, trails, and small school district. It didn’t take us long to realize that Scottsville’s true strength lies in its people. The residents of Scottsville are caretakers of history, the environment, and their neighbors. Scottsvillians unite in times of need, come together in celebration, and work diligently to preserve a unique quality of life not experienced in other communities. It is an honor to serve the people of Scottsville.”
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