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Ibis Guzman

The Judge is originally from Tetzhu Tasquillo, Hidalgo, Mexico. He came to the United States at age nine, after his father obtained the 1986 immigration amnesty.

His father asked him to study so that he would not have to live under the same circumstances. Therefore, he adds, "After finishing High School, I continued studying, first at SUNY Dutchess and later at Binghamton University." After graduation, he was offered a job in the city, but he chose to return to Pine Plains, where he initially worked as a bank teller at the Bank of Millbrook until reaching the position of Assistant Vice President.

Judge Guzmán has always cared about his community. He is also a firefighter and before taking his position, he supported all the people who required it with various tasks.

Ibis Guzman is originally from Tetzhu Tasquillo, Hidalgo, Mexico. He attended SUNY Dutchess and Binghamton University after high school and is a firefighter.

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After graduation, he was offered a job in the city, but he chose to return to Pine Plains, where he initially worked as a bank teller at the Bank of Millbrook until reaching the position of Assistant Vice President.

Ibis Guzman worked as an assistant vice president with the Bank of Millbrook after first working there as a bank teller.

Carl Baden

Highway Superintendent

Ph: (518) 398-6662 (office) –
highway@pineplains-ny.gov

P.O. Box 955  20 Highway Blvd. Pine Plains, NY 12567

Hon. Ibis Guzman
Hon. Richard Brenner

Town Justice

Ph: (518) 398-7194

PINE PLAINS, N.Y. – Voters gave Republican Ibis Guzman a 514-455 win over appointed Democratic incumbent Justice Peter Salerno to fill the final year of a four-year term as town court judge.

Guzman, 39, is an assistant vice president with the Bank of Millbrook who has lived in the town since 1994. He had run unsuccessfully for town justice in 2008 as a write-in candidate. He is a registered Democrat but has filed to change to a non-enrolled designation.

Ibis currently serves as a town justice in Pine Plains. He was elected in 2018 to serve the final year of a four-year term as town court judge. He previously ran unsuccessfully for town justice in 2008 as a write-in candidate.

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Pine Plains: Ibis Guzman defeats Peter Salerno in town court judge ...

Guzman graduated from Stissing Mountain Junior-Senior High School in 1998, earned an associate’s degree from Dutchess County Community College in Poughkeepsie in 2002 and received a bachelor’s degree in history from Binghamton University in 2002.

Pine Plains: Ibis Guzman defeats Peter Salerno in town court judge race

Ibis Guzman is originally from Tetzhu Tasquillo, Hidalgo, Mexico. He earned an associate’s degree from Dutchess County Community College and a bachelor’s degree in history from Binghamton University.

Ibis Guzman has worked as an assistant vice president with the Bank of Millbrook. He has also served as a firefighter.

Hon. Ibis Guzman
Hon. Richard Brenner

Town Justice

Ph: (518) 398-7194

Ibis currently serves as a Pine Plains town justice. He was elected in 2018 to fill the final year of a four-year term. He previously ran unsuccessfully for town justice in 2008 as a write-in candidate.

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The Judge is originally from Tetzhu Tasquillo, Hidalgo, Mexico. He came to the United States at age nine, after his father obtained the 1986 immigration amnesty. His father was a temporary worker in Dallas, Texas.

La Voz at Bard article on Hispanic voting and Judge Ibis Guzmán

Ibis Guzman works as an assistant vice president at the Bank of Millbrook. He previously worked as a bank teller there.

Officials Directory | Pine Plains, NY

PINE PLAINS, N.Y. – Voters gave Republican Ibis Guzman a 514-455 win over appointed Democratic incumbent Justice Peter Salerno to fill the final year of a four-year term as town court judge.

Guzman, 39, is an assistant vice president with the Bank of Millbrook who has lived in the town since 1994. He had run unsuccessfully for town justice in 2008 as a write-in candidate. He is a registered Democrat but has filed to change to a non-enrolled designation.

Ibis currently serves as a Town Justice in Pine Plains. He won an election to fill the final year of a four-year town court judge term and previously ran unsuccessfully for town justice in 2008 as a write-in candidate.