## MEET ROB SAMBEVSKI
Rob Sambevski has lived in Clarkstown for 54 years and grew up in New City. This is the town where he built his life and raised his family.

Rob Sambevski For Clarkstown Highway

He started working at a young age in his family’s business, where he learned responsibility and the value of hard work. He later managed national accounts for a manufacturing and marketing company before starting his own business, which he successfully ran for 20 years.

In 2013, he joined the Clarkstown Highway Department. He began as a driver and machine operator, worked his way up to foreman, and now serves as Clarkstown Road Inspector.

Robert currently serves as Clarkstown Road Inspector in the Clarkstown Highway Department. He previously worked there as a driver, machine operator, and foreman, and managed national accounts for a manufacturing and marketing company before starting his own business.

2026 New York General Election

“In my role as road inspector, I’ve increased the cost-share revenue of the town. My opponent allowed thousands of dollars to be lost because he had no comprehensive cost-share plan. As superintendent, I’ll make sure we pursue every dollar available to help ease the burden on the taxpayer. I will work with Congressman Mike Lawler to get whatever money is available and bring it to our town. When it comes to road maintenance, I propose clear, structured road maintenance strategies because staying ahead of our problems is always better than reacting to them. Right now, we’re doing too much reacting and not planning enough. As Highway Superintendent, I will bring accountability to the office. I will work to maximize revenue, implement a transparent and responsible maintenance plan and make the safety of both residents and workers a top priority, especially during storm season.” Sambevski stated.

Rob Sambevski Seeks to Unseat Rob Milone as Highway Superintendent

Proposes structured, transparent road-maintenance planning that prioritizes resident and worker safety during storm season.

- Proposes structured, transparent road-maintenance planning that prioritizes resident and worker safety during storm season.

Robert Sambevski

Transportation & Infrastructure