Don is currently an elected Representative Town Meeting (RTM) member representing District 3.  He serves on the RTM’s Finance, Public Works, and Employee Compensation committees. 

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Don was also twice elected to the Board of Education and served as its chairman for four years. As Chairman, Don led the BOE through the financial crisis of 2009-10 during which he established robust and transparent financial reporting and budgetary standards that are still followed today.  These standards led to a strong working relationship not only with his BOE colleagues and the school administration but also with the Board of Finance. 

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In addition to his elected positions, Don was appointed Chairman of the Coleytown Middle School Building Committee.  Under his leadership, CMS was successfully renovated, under budget, during the height of the COVID pandemic.  Don carefully managed engineers, architects and dozens of tradespeople throughout the building process while ensuring Westport’s parents and residents were fully informed every step of the way.

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Following his time on the CMS Building Committee, Don agreed to join the Long Lots School Building Committee, a position he still holds.  In that position, Don established detailed cost benchmarking analyses that helped drive unanimous funding approval by the Board of Finance and the RTM.

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Professionally, Don had a 40-year career in Banking and Financial Services. The last 35 years were with Citi where he was responsible for managing several operations, finance, risk and compliance teams including in his roles as Chief Financial Officer of Citi’s Home Equity business and a Chief Administrative Officer for Citi’s Mortgage business.  

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Don, his wife Toni, and their three sons – Donny, Tom, and Mike – moved to Westport in 1994. All three boys were fortunate to have gone through Westport’s great schools, and each were varsity sports captains at Staples.  Don and Toni’s sons all worked at Longshore Sailing School during the summers where they taught sailing to many Westport residents. Toni has been a teacher at St. Paul’s preschool in town for 25 years.

Andrea Moore currently serves as Second Selectwoman of the Town of Westport, a position to which she was elected in 2021. During her tenure, she served for two years on the Civilian Review Board. Previously, Andrea was Vice Chair of the Board of Finance, where she served from 2017 to 2021, and was an elected member of the Representative Town Meeting (RTM) for District 9 from 2015 to 2017. During her time on the RTM, she served on several key committees, including the Education Committee, Public Protection Committee, and Library and Museum Committee.

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Before entering public service, Andrea had a successful 20+ year career in financial services, holding positions in institutional equity sales, equity research, and investment banking at global firms including UBS, BT/Deutsche Bank, and Salomon Brothers.

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Andrea earned a Bachelor of Science from the School of Management at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She is married to Dave Moore and is the mother of three college-aged daughters: Tessa, Janna, and Ella.

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A native of Westport and a graduate of Staples High School, Andrea has deep roots in the community. She has served on several local boards, including the Westport Weston Family YMCA Board of Trustees and Board of Directors. She was a member of the National Charity League for 10 years with her daughters, serving on its board for four years. Andrea is also a former Chair and board member of Staples Tuition Grants.

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Education has long been a passion of Andrea’s and has shaped much of her volunteer work. She previously served as President of the Saugatuck Elementary PTA, Co-chair of the Westport Public Schools Workshop Committee, and President of the Board of Directors of a Child’s Place preschool.