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Tony D'Aquanni earned an associate's degree in food services/hospitality from SUNY Westchester Community College.

Experience
Owner Money Mailer Franchise · 1992 to now
Legislator - District 5 Dutchess County · Now

Tony D'Aquanni for Dutchess County Legislature - Sway

Dutchess County Legislators – By District
Bob Gorman – Town of Poughkeepsie – district 1
Anne Burger – LaGrange, Pleasant Valley, Town of Poughkeepsie – district 2
Mike Polasek – LaGrange – district 3
Tony D’Aquanni – Town of Poughkeepsie – district 5
Lew Darrow – Hyde Park, Pleasant Valley – district 7
Aaron Scott – City of Poughkeepsie – district 9

Tony serves as the Dutchess County legislator for District 5, which includes the Town of Poughkeepsie.

County Legislature

2026 New York General Election

As of October 26, 2026, Tony D'Aquanni did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Public Services

D'Aquanni also addressed the issue of affordable housing, stating, "We need to create more opportunities for affordable housing in Dutchess County. It's essential that we have a diverse range of housing options for our residents, especially for young families and seniors."

Advocates for more affordable and diverse housing options in Dutchess County, particularly for young families and seniors.

- Advocates for more affordable and diverse housing options in Dutchess County, particularly for young families and seniors.

Housing & Urban Development

In addition to education, D'Aquanni has expressed concerns about public safety. He commented, "As a community, we must prioritize the safety of our residents. I support measures that enhance our law enforcement capabilities while also ensuring that we are building trust within the community."

Supports measures that strengthen law enforcement capabilities and build community trust.

- Supports measures that strengthen law enforcement capabilities and build community trust.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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