Lynda Bryan

Lynda is the Registrar of Vital Statistics, issuing Marriage, Death & Birth Certificates. She is the Records Management Officer and is responsible for the active files, storage and disposition of inactive records and the careful maintenance of archival material. She is also the administrator of all the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests. A free society is maintained when government is responsive and responsible to the public and will do everything within the law to support the public’s right to know.

The Town Clerk's Office has recently taken over the responsibilities of the Senior Express Dispatch, providing rides for our seniors to their doctors appointments, local shopping and to the Senior Center. The service also delivers over 600 Meals on Wheels per month to our seniors, giving them a hot meal and a friendly face on a daily basis.

Lynda has proudly served as Halfmoon Town Clerk since 2010. She is liaison to the Town Board for the Senior Center and Historical Archives and is President of the Halfmoon Historical Society. She is also the Halfmoon representative on the Two Towns One Book Committee at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Library.

During her business life, Lynda owned and operated Dutch Touch Florist in Halfmoon for 25 years. After closing her business, she worked at the Saratoga County Clerk’s Office in the DMV and as the Records Management Coordinator. These past experiences have given her a strong background for her current position as Town Clerk. 

Lynda is proud to have lived in Halfmoon most of her life along with her twin daughters Jenniffer & Jeannette. Her family has called Halfmoon their home since the Civil War. She finds local history fascinating and could not be happier being the town’s record keeper and preserving the town’s oldest records.

Lynda, Dana, Kelly and Sandy are responsible for all of the towns licensing, Town Board Meetings, agendas, and minutes, organizing the local elections, issuing Certificates of Residency, Dog Park Permits and the day to day recording of records. They are the Welcome Center of the town.