Nantucket Islands Land Bank Commission

Nantucket, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1659.

Body Overview

Jurisdiction: Town of Nantucket
Government Level: Municipal
Status: Current
Authorized Seats: 5
Current Vacancies: 0

Current Members

Seat	Member	Selection	Service	Party	Role
Nantucket	Kristina Jelleme	Elected	May 10th, 2022 — Present	Not Verified	Chair
Nantucket	Mark Donato	Elected	May 20th, 2025 — Present	Not Verified	Vice Chair
Nantucket	Allen B. Reinhard	Elected	May 23rd, 2023 — Present	Not Verified	Secretary
Nantucket	Neil Paterson	Elected	May 19th, 2026 — Present	Not Verified	Treasurer
Nantucket	John J. Stackpole	Elected	May 21st, 2024 — Present	Not Verified	Vice Secretary and Vice Treasurer

Official Resources

Sources and Verification

Last Verified: September 3, 2026

Nantucket Islands Land Bank compiled enabling statute — Official Government (Checked September 2, 2026)
Nantucket Islands Land Bank commissioners and staff — Official Government (Checked September 2, 2026)
Town of Nantucket official May 10, 2022 Annual Town Election result — Official Government (Checked September 2, 2026)
Town of Nantucket official May 23, 2023 Annual Town Election result — Official Government (Checked September 2, 2026)
Town of Nantucket fiscal year 2024 Annual Town Report — May 21, 2024 election — Official Government (Checked September 2, 2026)
Town of Nantucket fiscal year 2025 Annual Town Report — May 20, 2025 election — Official Government (Checked September 2, 2026)

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