2026 New York General Election

EXECUTIVE SESSION
I, Councilman DeVinko, move that the Town Board enter into Executive Session under Section 105-1-d of the Public Officers Law to discuss potential litigation. Cathy Gregg Acevedo, newly elected Town Councilwoman, was invited into Executive Session by the Town Board. Seconded by Councilman Doering.

Town of Blooming Grove Town Board Meeting – Tuesday, December 17, 2019 (PDF)

Cathy Gregg-Acevedo was elected to the Blooming Grove Town Council.

Town of Blooming Grove 2020 Reorganization Meeting, Tuesday, January 7, 2020 (PDF)

As of October 22, 2026, Cathy Gregg-Acevedo did not have a website or any information online.

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Cathy Acevedo added that she thought that given that the Board is finishing up the Town's 2027 Budget during the next 3 weeks and has "Open Budget Sessions" scheduled for September 22 and September 29, it would be better to

table the Police Station discussions until October 1. Members will have a better concept of the Town's fiscal status then as well. Supervisor Jeroloman and other attending Board members (Amante, Byrnes, Malloy, Schwartz, Stegenga and Highway Supt. Wayne Kirkpatrick ) considered it briefly and agreed.

Blooming Grove considers whether to renovate or rebuild police station

PURCHASE – ELSAG SOLUTIONS LICENSE PLATE READER – POLICE DEPARTMENT
I, Councilwoman Gregg-Acevedo, move that authorization be given for the purchase of a ELSAG Solutions license plate reader for the Police Department for an amount not to exceed $14,025.00.
Seconded by Councilman DeVinko.
Vote of the Board: Councilman Amante, - Aye, Councilwoman Ayala - Aye, Councilman DeVinko - Aye, Councilman Doering - Aye, Councilwoman Gregg-Acevedo - Aye, Councilman Quick - Aye, Supervisor Jeroloman - Aye.

TOWN OF BLOOMING GROVE 2020 REORGANIZATION MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2020 (PDF)

Proposed deferring police-station discussions until October 1, citing the need for a clearer picture of the town's fiscal status.

As a town councilwoman, moved to authorize the purchase of a police-department license plate reader for up to $14,025.

- Proposed deferring police-station discussions until October 1, citing the need for a clearer picture of the town's fiscal status.
- As a town councilwoman, moved to authorize the purchase of a police-department license plate reader for up to $14,025.

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Cathy Gregg-Acevedo

As of October 22, 2026, Cathy Gregg-Acevedo’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- As a town councilwoman, moved to authorize the purchase of a police-department license plate reader for up to $14,025.

Cathy Gregg-Acevedo serves as a Ward 1 councilperson in Blooming Grove. She was elected in 2019.

Cathy Gregg-Acevedo currently serves as a Blooming Grove council member representing Ward 1. She was elected in 2025.

Cathy Gregg-Acevedo served as Ward 1 councilperson in Blooming Grove.

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SupervisorBlooming Grove Town · 2018 to now
Mayor South Blooming Grove Village · 2006 to 2017
Detective NYPD · 1985 to 2006

Sway candidate profile for Robert C. Jeroloman

Robert C. Jeroloman previously worked as a detective with the New York City Police Department.

Robert C. Jeroloman - Sway: Vote Together

Robert has served as Blooming Grove Town Supervisor since 2018. He previously served as mayor of South Blooming Grove from 2006 to 2017.

As of October 22, 2026, Robert C. Jeroloman did not have a website or any information online.

Town Supervisor Robert Jeroloman says the plan is to connect the home with the nearby Lasser Park; it's already been refitted to house the town’s historian and as a place for historic tours. “If you don't have these historical places to show the younger generation, they won't be interested in history, they won't want to learn about the history," Jeroloman said. "It's one thing to learn history in school through the book. It's another thing to learn history and actually come to a house that was built in 1840.”

Historic farmhouse being preserved in Blooming Grove

Maher and Skoufis both say South Blooming Grove never made that request, and Maher says he reached out to the village with concerns about the contract. Blooming Grove Supervisor Robert Jeroloman tells News 12 that he previously told village officials by email that they would have to get their own bids under the state's RFP laws for an additional sanitation contract. He also says the village would have to request "home rule" permission by New York state to create their own sanitation district, and that state representatives, Assemblyman Brian Maher and Sen. James Skoufis would have to sponsor the request since the village falls in their district.

NYS comptroller’s office probing concerns with South Blooming Grove sanitation contract

Said historic places give younger residents opportunities to engage with history beyond classroom learning.

Said village officials must solicit their own bids for an additional sanitation contract under state laws governing requests for proposals.

- Said historic places give younger residents opportunities to engage with history beyond classroom learning.
- Said village officials must solicit their own bids for an additional sanitation contract under state laws governing requests for proposals.

As town supervisor, began interviewing candidates to fill the police chief position after the prior chief gave notice.

Robert C. Jeroloman

As of October 22, 2026, Robert C. Jeroloman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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