Jane Bonner Councilwoman

Jane Bonner is a longtime advocate for the people of northeastern Brookhaven Town, where she was elected as the community’s representative on the Town Council in 2007.

As president of the Rocky Point Civic Association, Jane improved the quality of life for residents of the area by solving the problems they were experiencing in their neighborhoods. She worked as a liaison between the community and elected officials, helping residents navigate their way through town and county agencies.

Her vision for a better future through responsible planning as President of the Rocky Point Revitalization and Beautification Committee has had a direct impact on her community. In that position, she secured more than a half million dollars in grant monies for the Rocky Point downtown business corridor, making this Main Street area more attractive and improving the quality of life for all residents.

As an aide in the Suffolk County Legislature, Jane worked on behalf of the residents of northeastern Brookhaven to solve a myriad of issues ranging from illegal apartments and health care issues to having pot holes repaired, solving neighbor dispute, and general quality of life issues. She has also served as a Trustee on Rocky Point Board of Education, a board member of the North Shore Property Owner’s Association, and the Rocky Point PTA.

The local press has recognized Jane Bonner’s commitment to public service, naming her Civic Person of the Year in both 2004 and 2005. She has also received numerous citations and awards from Congressman Tim Bishop, NY State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle, Suffolk County and Brookhaven Town.

Jane Bonner lives in Rocky Point, and is the mother of two college students.

Council District Two consists of Mount Sinai, Miller Place, Middle Island (part), Terryville (part), Coram (part), Rocky Point, Sound Beach, Shoreham, East Shoreham, Ridge (part), Wading River.