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About Us
Michael Cammeyer
Michael serves as the elected Secretary of the P&Z. Michael is a champion for the environment, open space, and improved recreational spaces on the Commission. He is spearheading stronger drainage regulations to ensure resilience to climate change, even as storms become more frequent. Michael holds a B.S. from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, and an MBA in Corporate Finance from Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business. He spent eleven years on Wall Street working for a large family office, and in 2010, joined his family’s Mergers and Acquisitions Healthcare business. Currently, he is responsible for negotiating transactions with financial sponsors and public strategic acquirers, while being an advocate for his clients. Michael has lived in the area since 2011 with his wife, Ali, and their two sons. He is the Co-President of the Staples Boys Soccer Foundation and has held positions of Commissioner, Coach, and Assistant Coach for his sons' rec and travel soccer and lacrosse teams. He enjoys spending time on the water in the summer and skiing in the winter.
Bre Injeski
Bre has served as an Alternate on the P&Z for the past year and a half, bringing both legal expertise and a collaborative approach to help guide thoughtful and responsible growth in Westport. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison (B.A.) and Georgetown University Law Center (J.D.), Bre is an attorney who specializes in transportation policy and government ethics. She has over a decade of experience in government ethics, having served as Deputy General Counsel and Ethics Officer for the NYC Comptroller and earlier as Deputy Director of Enforcement at the NYC Conflicts of Interest Board, where she helped oversee the City’s ethics enforcement program. She is currently an attorney at Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, where she focuses on transportation regulation and policy. In addition to her service on the P&Z, Bre is an active member of the Westport Democratic Town Committee and Democratic Women of Westport. She has lived in Westport full-time for the past five years with her family and their two dogs. She is committed to ensuring that Westport grows responsibly—balancing development with the preservation of Westport’s unique style, improving livability, and making thoughtful, future-focused planning decisions.
Craig Schiavone
Craig is a longtime Westport resident, retired executive, and dedicated community leader running for the Planning & Zoning Commission. With a professional background in planning and development, she has led community initiatives as Co-Chair of the Saugatuck Transit-Oriented Development Master Plan Commission and contributed to both the Westport 2020 Task Force and the 2022 Implementation Committee. In addition, she founded Schiavone Management Consulting Group, where she advises nonprofits on strategy, finance, and governance. A graduate of Tulane University with a B.A. in History and Economics, Craig combines professional expertise with a passion for shaping thoughtful growth and preserving Westport’s character. She and her husband, Kurt, have lived in Westport for over 20 years, where they raised their two children.