Councilman Christopher Phillips Ward 3

Representing Ward 3 is Councilman Christopher Phillips which includes the middle of the town including part of Myers Corners hamlet part of the Village of Wappingers Falls east of Route 9, Angel Brook, Fieldstone Farms, Hamlet Court, Kendell Farms, Lake Oniad, Oakwood Knolls, Quiet Acres, Regency at Wappinger, Rockingham Farms, Shamrock Hills, Spook Hill, Wildwood Forest, and Ye Olde Apple Orchard neighborhoods. Councilman Phillips was appointed to the Town Board in 2019 after serving on the Town Planning Board. Councilman Phillips has been a strong advocate for our Wappinger Challenger program at Inspiration Field.

Councilman Christopher Phillips Ward 3

The current town board consists of:
Town Supervisor Joseph D. Cavaccini – 845-297-2744| Email
Councilman William H. Beale Ward 1 – 845-240-8319 | Email
Councilwoman Heather O’Dell Ward 2 – 329-233-8823| Email
Councilman Christopher Phillips Ward 3 – 845-372-9023 | Email
Councilman Al Casella Ward 4 – 845-803-6359 | Email

Wappinger Town Board

Christopher currently serves on the Wappinger Town Board, representing Ward 3. He was appointed to the Town Board in 2019.

Councilmember Christopher Phillips - Town of Wappinger

2026 New York General Election

As of October 26, 2026, Christopher Phillips did not have a website or any information online.

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Once again, promises made, were promises kept as Town Supervisor Joseph D. Cavaccini, Senior Councilman William H. Beale, Councilman Christopher Phillips, and Councilman Al Casella unanimously adopted significant updates to the Town Comprehensive Plan and Town Zoning Code aimed at preserving residents’ quality of life, preventing overdevelopment, and ensuring the community’s long-term sustainability.

Most importantly, I’m proud to share that the Wappinger Town Board has just passed historic legislation aimed at preserving the unique character of our community. This bold action protects over 8,000 acres of land from overdevelopment, preventing high-density multi-family construction in our single-family residential neighborhoods. This is a critical step in maintaining the quality of life our residents expect and deserve, and ensuring our Town’s future reflects the values we all share.

Around Town Newsletter with Supervisor Cavaccini – September 2025

As a town council member, helped unanimously adopt zoning and comprehensive-plan updates intended to prevent overdevelopment.

- As a town council member, helped unanimously adopt zoning and comprehensive-plan updates intended to prevent overdevelopment.

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Christopher Phillips

As of October 26, 2026, Christopher Phillips’s website did not contain information on this issue.