Cairo Town Board

Debra Bogins – Supervisor
supervisor@townofcairony.gov
Term Ends: December 31, 2026

Cairo Town Board

Debra Bogins – Supervisor
supervisor@townofcairony.gov
Term Ends: December 31, 2026

Timothy Murphy – Deputy Supervisor

Deputy Town Supervisor Debra Bogins did not seek reelection to the town board, but she ran for town supervisor against former supervisor Ted Banta. Bogins defeated Banta by a 829-637 vote in Tuesday's election, according to Greene County Board of Elections unofficial results.

Bogins wins Cairo town supervisor election; Republicans take board seats

Town Supervisor Jason Watts did not seek reelection, but he, instead, ran for a seat on the town board. Deputy Town Supervisor Debra Bogins did not seek reelection to the town board, but she ran for town supervisor against former supervisor Ted Banta. Bogins defeated Banta by a 829-637 vote in Tuesday's election, according to Greene County Board of Elections unofficial results.

Debra A. Bogins currently serves as Cairo town supervisor, with a term ending December 31, 2026. She was elected after defeating former supervisor Ted Banta. Before becoming supervisor, she served on the Cairo Town Board.

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As of October 28, 2026, Debra A. Bogins did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Officials at the ceremony credited years of planning and partnerships for advancing the project and highlighted the investment being made in the county’s senior population. The project will convert an existing building on the property into a senior center with space for programs, activities and congregate meals. The facility will also include a commercial kitchen planned to serve as the central meal-preparation site for Greene County’s congregate dining locations and homebound meal program. The Town of Cairo purchased the property in 2021 to establish a new senior center. Greene County created a capital project in 2024 to support the redevelopment and move it into construction. Greene County has committed $1.9 million to the $3.2 million project, with additional state, federal, and Town of Cairo funding. “We’re excited to see this long-awaited project moving forward,” said Town of Cairo Supervisor Debra Bogins. “This new center will give our seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect and enjoy their community.”

Greene County and Town of Cairo Break Ground on New Senior Center

Supports moving forward with Cairo's new senior center, saying it will give seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect and enjoy their community.

Supports moving forward with Cairo's new senior center, saying it will give seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect, and enjoy their community.

- Supports moving forward with Cairo's new senior center, saying it will give seniors a welcoming place to gather, connect, and enjoy their community.

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Energy & the Environment

Debra A. Bogins

As of October 28, 2026, Debra A. Bogins’s website did not contain information on this issue.