2026 New York General Election

Mark Luby

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For more than 30 years, Pleasant Valley has been Mark’s home. It’s where he and his wife built their life, where he is raising his family, where he has worked, volunteered, and answered the call when his neighbors needed him.

Meet Mark Luby | Pleasant Valley Town Board

Leadership Proven When It Matters Most.

For 20 years, Mark has served with the Pleasant Valley Fire Department, achieving the rank of Captain and previously holding the position of Assistant Chief.

Mark Luby has made Pleasant Valley his home for more than 30 years. He has served with the Pleasant Valley Fire Department for 20 years, reaching the rank of captain after serving as assistant chief. He and his wife live in Pleasant Valley and are raising a family there.

He Knows the Job Because He’s Done the Work.

Mark brings 10 years of hands-on experience with the Highway Department, including five years as a Heavy Equipment Operator.

He understands what it takes to maintain our roads, operate the equipment, respond when conditions turn difficult, and keep a department functioning effectively.

Mark has worked for the Highway Department for 10 years, including five years as a heavy-equipment operator.

A Highway Department That Works for You.

Mark’s mission as Highway Superintendent is straightforward:

Provide Pleasant Valley residents with the best service possible while continually improving the way our Highway Department operates.

That means stronger day-to-day operations. Responsible use of taxpayer resources. Well-maintained roads and equipment. Supporting the employees doing the work. Planning ahead. And building a department residents can depend on in every season and every situation.

That means stronger day-to-day operations. Responsible use of taxpayer resources. Well-maintained roads and equipment. Supporting the employees doing the work. Planning ahead. And building a department residents can depend on in every season and every situation.

Because when a storm hits, when a road needs attention, or when something needs to get done, residents shouldn’t have to wonder whether their Highway Department is ready.

It should simply be ready.

Plans to improve Highway Department operations through responsible resource use, road and equipment maintenance, workforce support, and planning ahead for year-round readiness.

- Plans to improve Highway Department operations through responsible resource use, road and equipment maintenance, workforce support, and planning ahead for year-round readiness.