In the community, Dave Weber is recognized for his service as an ex-captain of the Northport Fire Department and continues to contribute as a current active member. He played a crucial role on the Cow Harbor Warriors board and is a founding member of Rotary R.E.A.C.H. Rotary Environmental Action Coalition of Huntington.

About Dave

David Weber Jr. is an active member of the Northport Fire Department, where he previously served as captain. He has served on the Cow Harbor Warriors board and is a founding member of Rotary R.E.A.C.H., the Rotary Environmental Action Coalition of Huntington.

David Weber Jr. is a third-generation Northport resident and has three sons. David is an active member of the Northport Fire Department, where he previously served as captain. He has served on the Cow Harbor Warriors board and is a founding member of Rotary R.E.A.C.H., the Rotary Environmental Action Coalition of Huntington.

Since 1996, Dave and his family has owned Seymour’s Boatyard, a local downtown historic business that celebrated 100 years on Northport’s waterfront.

David Weber Jr. and his family own Seymour’s Boatyard.

Dave Weber Jr has been an active and dedicated public servant, serving as Northport Village Trustee from September 2020 to Present Day 2025. His commitment extends beyond this role, having held key positions such as Commissioner of Commerce, Commissioner of Docks and Waterways, Commissioner of Highways (from 2020 to 2021), and Commissioner of Parks (from 2020 to 2021). Additionally, he serves as Commissioner of Wastewater Treatment helping to upgrade and expand our sewer system.

David Weber Jr. (New York)David Weber Jr. is a former member of the New York State Assembly, representing the 15th district from 2011 to 2012. He is a member of the Republican Party.

David Weber Jr. (New York)

Weber was elected to the New York State Assembly in 2010, defeating incumbent Democrat Michael Benjamin. He served one term before being defeated in the 2012 election by Democrat Luis Sepulveda.

David Weber Jr. has served as a Northport Village Trustee since September 2020. He was elected to the New York State Assembly in 2010 and represented the 15th District from 2011 to 2012 for one term. He was defeated in the 2012 election.

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2026 New York General Election

Trustee Dave Weber said sidewalk signs are no more unsafe than tree roots coming through the concrete and high curbs. He stated that the Village should look at enforcement as a starting point instead of jumping to a total ban. “If we don’t start with enforcement, we are really failing ourselves because we have the safety provisions already built into this code,” he said.

Northport Village Board Votes 3-2 to Reject Proposed Law Change Banning Business Sidewalk Signs

Advocates enforcing existing safety rules for business sidewalk signs rather than imposing a total ban.

- Advocates enforcing existing safety rules for business sidewalk signs rather than imposing a total ban.

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Albany’s mandates are making it harder to live on Long Island. Dave understands that to protect our local neighborhoods, we need a representative who listens to residents, not party bosses. He will fight to preserve local control of our zoning, ensure our schools get their fair share of state aid, and keep our communities safe.

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Plans to seek a fair share of state aid for local schools.

- Plans to seek a fair share of state aid for local schools.

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Plans to preserve local control of zoning.

- Plans to preserve local control of zoning.

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As a village trustee, led Northport Village’s LED street-lighting project, described as reducing energy costs and light pollution.

As a village trustee, led Northport Village’s FLUPSY program.

ABOUT DAVE

As a third-generation resident and local small business owner (Seymour’s Boatyard), Dave Weber knows the challenges facing the 12th Assembly District. As a Northport Village Trustee and Commissioner, he has a proven track record of fiscal responsibility and environmental stewardship, from spearheading the Flupsy Oyster initiative to cutting energy costs through innovation.

In the community, Dave Weber is recognized for his service as an ex-captain of the Northport Fire Department and continues to contribute as a current active member. He played a crucial role on the Cow Harbor Warriors board and is a founding member of Rotary R.E.A.C.H. Rotary Environmental Action Coalition of Huntington.

Dave Weber Jr. | Northport Village Trustee

David Weber Jr. is a third-generation resident and an active member of the Northport Fire Department.

In the community, Dave Weber is recognized for his service as an ex-captain of the Northport Fire Department and continues to contribute as a current active member. He played a crucial role on the Cow Harbor Warriors board and is a founding member of Rotary R.E.A.C.H. Rotary Environmental Action Coalition of Huntington. Since 1996, Dave and his family has owned Seymour’s Boatyard, a local downtown historic business that celebrated 100 years on Northport’s waterfront.

About Dave - Trustee Dave Weber Jr.

David Weber Jr. owns Seymour’s Boatyard with his family.

Dave served as a Northport Village Trustee from September 2020 through 2025.

Transparency and Accountability
Dave’s inclusive approach to leadership resonates across political and social lines. He believes that transparency is the foundation of trust. In the State Assembly, Dave will fight to restore accountability to our state government, ensuring that our tax dollars are used efficiently and that state mandates never overrule the will of our local communities.

A Stronger 12th District - Trustee Dave Weber Jr.

Northport Village Board votes 3-2 to reject proposed law change banning business sidewalk signs

Pledges to pursue state government accountability and efficient use of tax dollars.

As a village trustee, opposed a total ban on business sidewalk signs and favored enforcement of existing safety provisions.

- Pledges to pursue state government accountability and efficient use of tax dollars.
- As a village trustee, opposed a total ban on business sidewalk signs and favored enforcement of existing safety provisions.

When she resigned from her trustee position, Trustee Dave Weber stepped up to lead the FLUPSY program. “When you move on to a new role and have to give up your baby, it’s tough,” Mercy said at yesterday’s debut. “And I can’t think of anyone else who cares more about this harbor and cares more about this project than Dave, and I have the utmost confidence in him and his leadership to carry this forward.”

Oyster FLUPSY (Floating Upweller System) floats are used to grow and protect shellfish in open water until they are large enough to survive, at which time they are released and work to filter our waterways. The floats provide a constant heavy flow of water that passes over the shellfish, which are natural filter feeders and help to remove nitrogen from the harbor.

Community-driven FLUPSY floats debut at Woodbine Marina

Supports state funding for resilient shorelines, stormwater infrastructure, flood mitigation, harbor and wetland protection, and planning for sea-level rise and severe storms.

As a village trustee, spearheaded Northport's LED street-lighting project with the New York Power Authority.

As a village trustee, led Northport's Floating Upweller System program to grow shellfish that filter harbor water.

- As a village trustee, led Northport's Floating Upweller System program to grow shellfish that filter harbor water.

Believes every eligible voter should have an equal opportunity to participate in elections consistent with the U.S. Constitution and Voting Rights Act.

Believes legislative districts should use lawful, transparent criteria and not diminish any community's voting power.

Believes public safety can be supported while laws are enforced fairly and consistently.

Supports expanding access to quality education and workforce training.

Pledges to seek a fair share of state aid for local schools.

- Pledges to seek a fair share of state aid for local schools.

Supports strong enforcement of civil-rights and anti-discrimination laws in housing.

Pledges to preserve local control over zoning.

- Pledges to preserve local control over zoning.

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Northport Village took a bold step towards a brighter, greener future with its recent LED street lighting transformation. Spearheaded by Trustee Dave Weber, in collaboration with the New York Power Authority (NYPA), this visionary project showcased Northport’s commitment to sustainability and innovation. Let’s delve into the details of this remarkable initiative and the impact it made.

Shining a Light on Northport Village’s Sustainable Transformation: Trustee Dave Weber’s Visionary LED Street Lighting Project

Financial and Environmental Benefits:
The substantial cost reduction of $38,650 was just the beginning. The ongoing annual energy savings of approximately $30,000 promised long-term financial stability for Northport Village. Moreover, by aligning with dark sky compliance standards, the LED lighting not only reduced light pollution but also contributed to preserving the natural nighttime environment.

Mercy said the Village Board gave 200 percent to get this done, with countless resolutions, agreements and research needed to finalize the project. When she resigned from her trustee position, Trustee Dave Weber stepped up to lead the FLUPSY program. “When you move on to a new role and have to give up your baby, it’s tough,” Mercy said at yesterday’s debut.

Community-Driven FLUPSY Floats Debut at Woodbine Marina, Filtering Harbor Water and Bringing Leaders Together for a Common Cause

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