Mullaney, a long time Long Beach resident lives with his wife Barbara, a well-respected realtor and is a loving stepfather to her two daughters, Peggy and Katy.

District 4 - Patrick Mullaney

Patrick Mullaney lives with his wife, Barbara, in Long Beach and is stepfather to her two daughters.

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Pat Mullaney began representing Nassau County’s 4th Legislative District in 2023. He previously served for five years in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, and is a 23-year veteran of the New York City Fire Department’s Squad Company 288, where he remains active as a special operations lieutenant.

Pat Mullaney Nassau County Legislative District 4 election 2026

Mullaney’s wife, Barbara, is a Long Beach-based real estate agent working with their daughters, Katy and Peggy. As a former small-business owner himself, firsthand experience has informed his views on balancing national chains with independent businesses throughout Long Beach, Oceanside and Island Park.

Patrick currently works as a special operations lieutenant with the New York City Fire Department's Squad Company 288. He previously served for five years in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves and was a small-business owner.

Incumbent Nassau County Legislator Patrick Mullaney aims to listen ...

Legislator District 4

Patrick currently serves as a Nassau County legislator for the 4th Legislative District and began representing the district in 2023.

2026 New York General Election

Mullaney is committed to holding the line on taxes, fighting to protect our residents, and working to keep our communities safe and healthy by ensuring clean drinking water and protecting our beaches and bay front.

Committed to keeping taxes from increasing.

- Committed to keeping taxes from increasing.

Economy

Reviewing Long Beach’s Bayfront Development Project, Mullaney favors a phased approach rather than a single large development. The initial focus, he said, should be on needed improvements, followed by amenities that would allow more residents to enjoy the waterfront. He suggested food trucks and a pavilion or a promenade as possibilities, but emphasized the importance of community feedback. “The more community involvement you have, and people have — and by default you hope that they have an understanding — it makes that development easier,” he said.

Emphasizes community involvement in waterfront development decisions.

- Emphasizes community involvement in waterfront development decisions.

Public Services

Mullaney supports the Veterans Village project in Island Park, describing it as more than a housing project and saying he has high expectations for the development. Public safety and first responders are other top priorities, he said. He recently helped secure funding for local fire departments, and supported improvements for lifeguard technology and staffing. He also helped upgrade an irrigation system at Lou Alvarez Park in Island Park, named for a New York City police officer who died of a 9/11-related illness.

Reviewing Long Beach’s Bayfront Development Project, Mullaney favors a phased approach rather than a single large development. The initial focus, he said, should be on needed improvements, followed by amenities that would allow more residents to enjoy the waterfront. He suggested food trucks and a pavilion or a promenade as possibilities, but emphasized the importance of community feedback.

Supports the Veterans Village housing development in Island Park.

Favors a phased Bayfront Development Project that prioritizes needed improvements before waterfront amenities.

Favors a phased Bayfront Development Project that prioritizes "needed improvements" before waterfront amenities.

- Supports the Veterans Village housing development in Island Park.
- Favors a phased Bayfront Development Project that prioritizes "needed improvements" before waterfront amenities.

Housing & Urban Development

Mullaney supports the Veterans Village project in Island Park, describing it as more than a housing project and saying he has high expectations for the development. Public safety and first responders are other top priorities, he said. He recently helped secure funding for local fire departments, and supported improvements for lifeguard technology and staffing.

Mullaney also chairs the Legislature’s Public Safety Committee, where he’s played a key role in securing resources for law enforcement and first responders. “We’ve hired more than 300 police officers in the past two years,” he said. “And I’ve been able to help allocate nearly a million dollars for local fire departments — for ambulances, first responder equipment, and SCBAs,” he added, referring to self-contained breathing apparatuses.

Mullaney aims to listen and to reconnect

Mullaney pledges to invest in police, fire, and EMS services as well as secure funding for Veteran services, local roads and community improvements.

Helped secure funding for local fire departments and supported improvements to lifeguard technology and staffing.

As Public Safety Committee chair, said Nassau County hired more than 300 police officers in two years.

Helped allocate nearly $1 million for local fire departments' ambulances and first-responder equipment.

Claims to have helped allocate nearly $1 million for local fire departments' ambulances and first-responder equipment.

Pledges to invest in police, fire and emergency medical services.

- Helped secure funding for local fire departments and supported improvements to lifeguard technology and staffing.
- As Public Safety Committee chair, said Nassau County hired more than 300 police officers in two years.
- Claims to have helped allocate nearly $1 million for local fire departments' ambulances and first-responder equipment.
- Pledges to invest in police, fire and emergency medical services.

Public Safety

Pledges to secure funding for local roads.

- Pledges to secure funding for local roads.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Committed to ensuring clean drinking water and protecting beaches and the bayfront.

- Committed to ensuring clean drinking water and protecting beaches and the bayfront.

Patrick Mullaney

Economy

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment