David, a 4th generation Yonkers resident, was elected to his first term as County Legislator of District 14, which covers parts of Yonkers and Mt. Vernon, in a Special Election for the seat vacated by his mentor and friend, Bernice Spreckman. A proud graduate of St. Joseph’s Elementary School, Fordham Preparatory High School and Syracuse University, David serves as the Chair of the Board of Legislators Committee on Public Safety & Veterans and is a member of the committees on: Budget & Appropriations, Parks & Environment, Seniors & Youth, and Labor. David has long been involved civically in both Yonkers and Mt. Vernon; he is a participating member in numerous organizations including: Fleetwood Neighborhood Association, Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce, Lincoln Park Taxpayers Association, Knights of Columbus (DiFalco Council), Holy Name Society (St. John the Baptist), Lawrence Park West Civic Association, Aisling Irish Community Center and Ancient Order of Hibernians to name a few.

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David Tubiolo is a fourth-generation Yonkers resident. He graduated from St. Joseph’s Elementary School, Fordham Preparatory High School, and Syracuse University.

David J. Tubiolo - Westchester County Board of Legislators

David Tubiolo is a fourth-generation Yonkers resident. He graduated from Syracuse University.

Recently, Legislator Tubiolo joined the U.S. Army, graduating from Basic Combat Training (BCT) at Fort Leonard, MO and Officer Candidate School (OCS) at Fort Moore, GA. He is currently serving as a 1st Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve*. Citing it as the proudest moment of his life, he considers it and an honor to serve locally and nationally.*

David Tubiolo currently serves as a 1st lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve.

David currently serves as a 1st lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve.

David, a 4th generation Yonkers resident, was elected to his first term as County Legislator of District 14, which covers parts of Yonkers and Mt. Vernon, in a Special Election for the seat vacated by his mentor and friend, Bernice Spreckman.

David Tubiolo was elected to his first term as County Legislator for District 14 in a special election.

David was elected to his first term as County Legislator for District 14 in a special election.

2026 New York General Election

### Economic Opportunity

Committed to expanding access to good jobs, supporting small businesses, and creating pathways to financial stability for individuals and families across all communities

David Tubiolo – Trusted leadership for Yonkers and Mt. Vernon

Committed to expanding access to jobs, supporting small businesses, and creating pathways to financial stability for individuals and families.

- Committed to expanding access to jobs, supporting small businesses, and creating pathways to financial stability for individuals and families.

Economy

He continues the advocacy started by Ms. Spreckman for senior citizens and looks forward to helping keep Westchester County a safe, affordable and thriving place for all to live. He has sponsored legislation for Expanded Property Tax Exemptions for qualifying seniors and sponsors initiatives, such as “Seniors on the Move,” to combat senior isolationism.

Sponsors the “Seniors on the Move” initiative to combat senior isolation.

- Sponsors the “Seniors on the Move” initiative to combat senior isolation.

Public Services

In 2022, the Board introduced and I sponsored the amendment: The Senior Citizens and Persons with Disabilities Home Owner’s Tax Exemption. Residents 65 years of age or older whose combined annual household income is $29,000 or less now qualify for a property tax exemption. Under the proposed amendment, the combined annual household income would increase to $50,000, thus benefitting more seniors across Westchester. 2023 saw this new tax benefit go into effect.

District 14 2023 Newsletter

Sponsored an expansion of a property-tax exemption, raising eligible seniors' household-income limit from $29,000 to $50,000.

- Sponsored an expansion of a property-tax exemption, raising eligible seniors' household-income limit from $29,000 to $50,000.

Housing & Urban Development

### Seniors

Seniors deserve tax relief and prescriptions, expand home care, housing, transit, and senior centers, and crack down on scams.

### Public Safety

Dedicated to protecting communities by supporting law enforcement, promoting crime prevention, and ensuring safe environments for all residents

Another initiative that I was proud to support, is the Stop-Arm Camera program to protect our children. No parent should have to fear for the safety of their child while picking them up from school or having them dropped off. It is my hope that this new program deters those who would pass the Stop-Arm on school buses and reduce the threat to the safety of parents and their children, by imposing escalating fines on those drivers who would violate the law.

Calls for expanded home care, senior centers, and enforcement against scams targeting seniors.

Supports law enforcement and crime-prevention efforts to promote safe environments for residents.

Supported the Stop-Arm Camera program, which imposes escalating fines on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses.

- Calls for expanded home care, senior centers, and enforcement against scams targeting seniors.
- Supports law enforcement and crime-prevention efforts to promote safe environments for residents.
- Supported the Stop-Arm Camera program, which imposes escalating fines on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses.

Public Safety

As we strive to improve our infrastructure, we must always keep in mind that these decisions have a meaningful impact on the quality of life for our constituents. That is why, in cooperation with my colleagues, I was proud to vote on and pass legislation to improve the West 3rd Street Pump Station in the City of Mount Vernon. This legislation creates an Intermunicipal Agreement (IMA) between Westchester County and the City of Mount Vernon for the West 3rd Street Sewer Project. Under this IMA, the County will coordinate with the City of Mount Vernon and partners in New York State Government to fund and design the construction of the West Third Street Pump Station and Sanitary Sewer Project. This project will serve to address the discharges of raw sewage and other pollutants from storm sewer systems into the Hutchinson and Bronx Rivers. Additionally, the improvements on the pump station will serve to assist areas that are prone to persistent flooding.

Voted for an agreement to improve Mount Vernon's West 3rd Street Pump Station and sanitary-sewer project.

- Voted for an agreement to improve Mount Vernon's West 3rd Street Pump Station and sanitary-sewer project.

Transportation & Infrastructure

David Tubiolo is seeking reelection to the Westchester Board of Legislators, representing District 14. As a fourth generation Yonkers resident, he holds a deep commitment to his community and is a lifelong public servant. Tubiolo is proud of Westchester County’s recent environmental successes, including bus fleet and para-transit electrification, EV charging buildout, and rigorous LEED green building programs, and hopes to continue advancing these initiatives. If reelected, he will continue to champion affordability, and ensure that environmental programs prioritize accessibility for all residents.

David Tubiolo

Tubiolo is proud of Westchester County’s recent environmental successes, including bus fleet and para-transit electrification, EV charging buildout, and rigorous LEED green building programs, and hopes to continue advancing these initiatives. If reelected, he will continue to champion affordability, and ensure that environmental programs prioritize accessibility for all residents.

Plans to continue advancing electric bus and paratransit fleets, electric-vehicle charging, and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green-building programs.

Plans to prioritize accessibility for all residents in environmental programs.

Voted for the West 3rd Street Pump Station project to reduce raw-sewage discharges into the Hutchinson and Bronx Rivers and help address flooding.

- Plans to continue advancing electric bus and paratransit fleets, electric-vehicle charging, and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green-building programs.
- Plans to prioritize accessibility for all residents in environmental programs.
- Voted for the West 3rd Street Pump Station project to reduce raw-sewage discharges into the Hutchinson and Bronx Rivers and help address flooding.

Energy & the Environment

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As a County Legislator, voted to improve roads and rehabilitate sewage systems.

- Supports law enforcement and crime-prevention efforts to promote safe environments for residents.
- Supported the Stop-Arm Camera program, which imposes escalating fines on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses.

- Voted for the West 3rd Street Pump Station project to reduce raw-sewage discharges into the Hutchinson and Bronx Rivers and help address flooding.

DAVID TUBIOLO

Recently, Legislator Tubiolo joined the U.S. Army, graduating from Basic Combat Training (BCT) at Fort Leonard, MO and Officer Candidate School (OCS) at Fort Moore, GA. He is currently serving as a 1st Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve*.

David J. Tubiolo

David currently serves as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve.

David was elected to his first term as Westchester County Legislator for District 14, which covers parts of Yonkers and Mount Vernon, in a special election.

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Sponsored expanded property-tax exemptions for qualifying seniors.

- Sponsored expanded property-tax exemptions for qualifying seniors.

Calls for cracking down on scams targeting seniors.

Supports law enforcement and crime prevention.

- Supports law enforcement and crime prevention.

Advocates for continuing bus and paratransit electrification, electric-vehicle charging, and green-building programs while prioritizing affordability and accessibility.

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Additionally, we took steps to maintain and improve our infrastructure we voted to improve our roads and rehabilitate our sewage systems. In addition, we voted to add positions to the Department of Public Safety and provide them with the equipment they need to save lives and keep us safe.