Warren Redlich: Guilderland Town Board
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Guilderland Issues
Guilderland should have a fair assessment process. The typical homeowner is assessed at or near the full value of their home. Many properties are assessed well below their full value, making the average homeowner pay more than their fair share. All properties should be assessed at their fair value. After the 2005 revaluation, the Grievance Day process was botched, and hundreds of residents waited around for hours. The grievance process should be handled better. Guilderland should provide better services to residents. The pool at Tawasentha Park is rundown, and our town officials are not providing services comparable to what we see in other towns. Parents take their kids to The Crossings in Colonie, or take them swimming at town pools in Clifton Park. Guilderland officials are careless with our money. The Guilderland Town Board has been spending money like crazy, dramatically increasing our taxes, with nothing to show for it. They hide their excesses in budgets that are not publicly accessible. This secrecy has to stop. People have a right to know how the Town is spending our money. |
About Warren
Warren grew up in
Guilderland. The
Redlich family moved to 548 Jefferson Court in Presidential Estates in
1973. He attended Guilderland Elementary, Farnsworth Middle School, and
Guilderland Central High School, graduating in 1984.
Warren went off to college and graduate school before returning home to attend Albany Law School. He lived in the Heritage Village apartments in Guilderland during school. After law school Warren taught English in Hiroshima, Japan, for a year. He came back in 1995 and married his first and only wife Heather. They first lived in Oxford Heights Apartments and then bought their current home on Suzanne Court in 1999. Warren and Heather have two daughters, ages 2 and 5. The oldest attends Guilderland schools. Warren started off as a trial lawyer for Allstate in Latham in 1996. In 2000 he was hired by the court system as a Supreme Court law clerk. Then in 2003, Warren opened The Redlich Law Firm on Western Avenue in Guilderland, moving to Washington Avenue Extension in 2006. Working with his brother Steve, Warren has also founded a separate business, SpinJ Corporation, which builds and maintains law-related websites including their Traffic Court directory. The first court on the site was, of course, Guilderland Town Court. Education Rice University, Houston, Texas B.A. Mathematical Economics 1988 Stanford University, Palo Alto, California A.M. Political Science 1992 Albany Law School J.D. 1994 |