Scott Davis, Esq. is a lifelong resident of Long Island, who grew up in Hempstead and resides in Rockville Centre, where he and his wife have raised their family. He is an attorney with over 30 years of experience in litigation, coaches law school trial advocacy and served as a Commissioner of the Nassau County Civil Service Commission.

Meet Scott

Being an active and positive member of the community is a part of Scott's commitment to giving back. He has coached youth football and basketball, and mentored students from elementary through high school.

Scott is an avid physical fitness enthusiast, marathon runner and enjoys playing basketball. Scott can be counted on to use his experience and demonstrated commitment to the community to advocate and legislate for all residents of District 1. He is also Vice President and Founding Member of the RVC Friends of MLK, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Rockville Centre community.

Scott M. Davis is a lifelong resident of Long Island who grew up in Hempstead. He has coached youth football and basketball and mentored students from elementary through high school. He is vice president and a founding member of RVC Friends of MLK, Inc., a nonprofit organization serving the Rockville Centre community.

ABOUT LEGISLATOR DAVIS. Scott Davis, Esq. is an attorney with over 30 years of experience as a litigator. He has served as a Commissioner for the Nassau County Civil Service Commission and the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission.

District 1 - Scott Davis

Scott is an attorney and litigator. He coaches trial advocacy at a law school and has served as a commissioner for the Nassau County Civil Service Commission and the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission.

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Biography: Scott Davis was elected on November 7, 2023, and assumed office on January 1, 2024, representing the newly formed First Legislative District, which is comprised of the Village of Rockville Centre and a majority of the Village of Hempstead. He grew up in Hempstead and has lived in Rockville Centre since 2006.

“In my first term as a legislator, all that concern, all of that desire to do good, it’s presented a platform for me where I can actually do that,” he said. “I get access to resources, I get access to information, and probably one of my favorite things of all that I really, really like to do is I’ve gone everywhere in my district and I’ve developed relationships, and I’ve been able to create a synergy of putting different people together for a good end.”

Scott Davis seeks re-election to Nassau County Legislature

Scott was elected in 2023 to represent Nassau County's 1st Legislative District and assumed office in 2024. He is serving his first term as a legislator.

Scott Davis seeks re-election in Nassau County Legislative District 1

2026 New York General Election

Legislator Davis is committed to focusing on innovative solutions and initiatives that increase efficiency and help make Nassau County a more affordable place to live and raise a family. He intends to closely monitor County operations and fiscal expenditures to ensure the County is running economically, which helps lower the financial burden on taxpaying residents.

What We’ve Achieved As your Legislator in District 1 of Nassau County, Scott has: When Nassau’s County Executive tried to push through over $1 million in no-bid contracts and shady spending, Scott stood up and shut it down demanding transparency and protecting your tax dollars. Stopped Over $1 Million in Misused County Funds.

Plans to monitor county operations and spending to increase efficiency and reduce taxpayers' financial burden.

Said he stopped more than $1 million in no-bid county contracts and called for transparency in county spending.

- Plans to monitor county operations and spending to increase efficiency and reduce taxpayers' financial burden.
- Said he stopped more than $1 million in no-bid county contracts and called for transparency in county spending.

Economy

By working closely with community leaders and organizations, Legislator Davis seeks to raise awareness of County resources such as senior and mental health services, programs for youths and the physically challenged as well as the services of the County’s offices of Minority and Community Affairs.

Breaking the stigma: the importance of mental health. Scott Davis is breaking the stigma around mental health by encouraging open dialogue, community resources, and legislative support. His efforts focus on education, prevention, and making mental health care accessible for all residents of Nassau County.

Mental Health & Wellness

Seeks to raise awareness of county resources for seniors, mental health, youth, people with disabilities, and minority and community affairs.

Supports education, prevention, and accessible mental-health care for Nassau County residents.

- Seeks to raise awareness of county resources for seniors, mental health, youth, people with disabilities, and minority and community affairs.
- Supports education, prevention, and accessible mental-health care for Nassau County residents.

Public Services

As of October 26, 2026, Scott M. Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

He wants to strengthen bonds with our partners in county and village law enforcement to ensure public safety and vigilance against hate crimes. Legislator Davis will also focus on implementing infrastructure revitalization in the Village of Hempstead, utilizing the millions of dollars secured through the efforts of legislators Siela Bynoe and Kevan Abrahams.

Just before the April 23 legislative session, the Democratic caucus was informed by the administration that the capital plan would include nearly $1.3 million for volunteer firefighters, local police and EMS squads for our districts. In District 1, this includes more than $32,000, the amount necessary to fund the purchase of a new ambulance for Rockville Centre EMS, fulfilling a commitment made by myself and Alternate Deputy Minority Leader Debra Mulé.

Power of Checks and Balances

Public Safety & Justice. Senior Scam Prevention Workshop Empowers Hempstead Community. Grateful to team up with @legislatorlenanicks, @emeraldcitycivic, and Consumer Affairs for a senior scam prevention workshop. Residents gained tools to protect themselves and loved ones. A powerful evening for community awareness and safety!

Public Safety & Justice

Wants to strengthen coordination with county and village law enforcement to promote public safety and address hate crimes.

Committed to funding a new ambulance for Rockville Centre Emergency Medical Services.

Partnered with local officials and Consumer Affairs on a senior scam-prevention workshop.

- Wants to strengthen coordination with county and village law enforcement to promote public safety and address hate crimes.
- Committed to funding a new ambulance for Rockville Centre Emergency Medical Services.
- Partnered with local officials and Consumer Affairs on a senior scam-prevention workshop.

Public Safety

Plans to implement infrastructure revitalization in the Village of Hempstead using funding previously secured by county legislators.

- Plans to implement infrastructure revitalization in the Village of Hempstead using funding previously secured by county legislators.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Davis said his proudest legislative achievement was securing $1.75 million in clean-water funding for Hempstead after learning about contamination issues, particularly the elevated presence of the carcinogen 1,4-dioxane. “It took us nine months, but I got the money, and (as) a first-time legislator, to be able to have the minority caucus get together and prioritize that as an issue — it’s recognizing that issue, and then it’s fighting for that issue,” he said. “And people were sick of me, because everywhere I went, I talked about it, and it was a great day to be able to get that money.”

Said he secured $1.75 million in clean-water funding for Hempstead after raising concerns about water contamination.

- Said he secured $1.75 million in clean-water funding for Hempstead after raising concerns about water contamination.

Energy & the Environment

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Scott M. Davis

Calls for equal processing of community projects before moving forward with capital-plan bonding.

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“The issue doesn’t lie with the Legislature—it lies on the County Executive’s desk,” Davis asserted. “Process our projects the same way you’ve done for the Republican districts, and we’ll move forward with bonding the Capital Plan. There is no legitimate reason not to.”