2026 New York General Election

ANDREW M REGENSTREICH

Buket Urgen

Town Board Swearing-In Ceremony (Part Two!)
At the February 4, 2026 Town Board Meeting, the Town Board appointed Andrew Regenstreich to fill the vacancy created when Councilman Anant Nambiar was elected as Westchester County Legislator.
Andrew has lived in over 20 towns and cities in four countries, spending the last two decades working to facilitate Economic Development around the world, most recently in the housing space overseeing 40 multi-family properties in NYC and Westchester, Orange and Dutchess Counties.

Town Supervisor's E-Newsletter -- January 2026

Andrew Regenstreich most recently worked in housing, overseeing 40 multifamily properties in New York City and Westchester, Orange, and Dutchess counties. He has worked to facilitate economic development around the world.

Andrew M Regenstreich was appointed by the Town Board in February 2026 to fill a council vacancy.

Cut red tape on business permits.
 Create grant and loan programs for local entrepreneurs.
 Connect residents with local jobs through workforce development.
 Actively recruit new investment into Mamaroneck.

Andrew Regenstreich for Town Council — Mamaroneck 2026

Plans to connect residents with local jobs through workforce development.

Proposes streamlining business permitting.

Proposes grant and loan programs for local entrepreneurs.

Plans to recruit new investment into Mamaroneck.

- Proposes streamlining business permitting.
- Proposes grant and loan programs for local entrepreneurs.
- Plans to recruit new investment into Mamaroneck.

Economy

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Public Services

Homes that workfor everyone.
 Mamaroneck needs a housing approach that is honest about the pressure families face and serious about doing something about it. That means preserving the affordable homes we already have, building new housing that fits the character of our neighborhoods, and making sure first-time buyers actually have a shot.

Regional coordination with state agencies and transit partners.
 Traffic safety improvements near schools and pedestrian corridors.
 A commitment to continuity — making sure flooding events do not permanently displace the people who make Mamaroneck home.

Supports preserving existing affordable homes.

Supports new housing that fits neighborhood character.

Supports expanding programs for first-time homebuyers.

Pledges to prevent flooding from permanently displacing Mamaroneck residents.

- Supports preserving existing affordable homes.
- Supports new housing that fits neighborhood character.
- Supports expanding programs for first-time homebuyers.
- Pledges to prevent flooding from permanently displacing Mamaroneck residents.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports traffic-safety improvements near schools and pedestrian corridors.

- Supports traffic-safety improvements near schools and pedestrian corridors.

Public Safety

Calls for infrastructure investment, nature-based flood solutions, and state and federal funding to prevent future flooding.

When families are forced out of their homes by repeated flooding, when businesses close because the risk is too high, the community frays. Preventing that requires smart infrastructure investment, green solutions that work with nature rather than against it, and the political will to secure state and federal funding before the next storm hits.
 Regional coordination with state agencies and transit partners.

Supports regional coordination with state agencies and transit partners.

- Supports regional coordination with state agencies and transit partners.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Preserve existing affordable units.
 Support contextually appropriate new development.
 Expand first-time homebuyer programs.
 Incentivize sustainable, climate-resilient design.

Supports incentives for sustainable, climate-resilient building design.

- Supports incentives for sustainable, climate-resilient building design.