2026 New York General Election

Arnold Seletsky

Returning to the Board are former Supervisor Michael Bensimon, now serving as Councilmember after choosing not to seek re-election for the top seat, and Miranda Behan, who returns to her seat as Councilmember. Jeff Wiener was appointed as Deputy Supervisor.
The Board voted 3–1 to appoint Arnold Seletsky, the town’s former Parks Department head, to fill a one-year term on the Town Board. Bensimon cast the lone no vote.

Steingart sworn in as supervisor

Arnold Seletsky previously served as head of Fallsburg's Parks Department.

Steingart sworn in as Supervisor - Sullivan County Democrat

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Arnold Seletsky | Sway

Arnold currently serves as a council member on the Fallsburg Town Council. He was appointed to a one-year term on the Town Board.

Arnold Seletsky for Fallsburg Town Council, New York (2026) | Sway

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The Board voted 3–1 to appoint Arnold Seletsky, the town’s former Parks Department head, to fill a one-year term on the Town Board. Bensimon cast the lone no vote.

Arnold Seletsky previously served as head of the town's Parks Department.

Steingart, Kinney and Paige Maxwell, corresponding secretary, cut the red ribbon on the doorway to the gazebo while nearly 50 community leaders and residents looked on. Arnold Seletsky, Joe Perrello and Ann Prusinski, town council members, were present along with police chief Brent Lawrence and several local merchants.

The garden spot of South Fallsburg

Arnold previously served as a Fallsburg town council member.

2015 Election Ballots - Times Herald-Record

Economy

Public Services

Voted for a Fallsburg zoning code that allowed developers in the rec-1 zone to build two homes per acre, up from one housing lot per three acres.

South Fallsburg – A controversial new zoning code was approved 3-1 by the Fallsburg Town Board. The code is the last piece of the town's new master plan to fall into place. Supervisor Steve Levine and Councilmen Arnold Seletsky, Nathan Steingart and Mike Weiner voted in favor of the code; Councilwoman Ann Prusinksi was the lone dissenter. The change will allow developers in the new rec-1 zone to build two homes on each acre. Previously, only one housing lot per three acres was allowed in that zone.