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Alan was born and raised in the Town of Deerpark. He attended Port Jervis High School, where he graduated in 1978. He attended Orange County Community College and later went to the University of Lynchburg in Virginia. He has been the owner and president of Peenpack, Inc., a family owned concrete business in Deerpark, for over 30 years.

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Alan has been a member of the Calvary Bible Church for most of his life and currently serves as Deacon. He enjoys many activities in the town, especially coaching little league for his son Aiden.

He enjoys many activities in the town, especially coaching little league for his son Aiden.

He is married to Lori Schock and has six children.

Alan F. Schock was born and raised in the Town of Deerpark. He attended Orange County Community College and later the University of Lynchburg in Virginia. He is married to Lori Schock, has six children, and serves as a deacon at Calvary Bible Church.

Alan F. Schock is the owner and president of Peenpack, Inc., a family-owned concrete business in Deerpark.

Alan Schock

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Phone:845-856-2210 Email:aschock@townofdeerparkny.gov
Party: Republican, Conservative, Independence
Elected: November 2017
Current Term: January 1, 2026 – December 31, 2029
Department/Committee Assignments:
Police Department, Highway Dept., Assessor, Tax Collector, Building Maintenance, Town Clerk, Emergency Management, Recreation.

Bio: Alan Schock first became a member of the Deerpark Planning Board in 2010. He very quickly rose to become Chairman of the board. When Karl Brabenec was elected New York State Assemblyman and Gary Spears was appointed to fill the last year of his remaining term, a seat opened on the Deerpark Town Board. Alan was appointed to fill that seat and handily won a special election in 2015. Alan is a proud member of the NRA and believes that the Constitution should be interpreted as written and not as a “living document” and believes it is second only in authority to the bible.

Alan currently serves as Deerpark Town Supervisor and was elected in November 2017. He was appointed to fill an open seat on the Deerpark Town Board before winning a special election in 2015.

As of October 22, 2026, Alan F. Schock’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Alan F. Schock

Alan F. Schock was born and raised in the Town of Deerpark. He attended Orange County Community College and the University of Lynchburg in Virginia. He is married to Lori Schock and has six children, and he is a member of Calvary Bible Church, where he serves as a deacon.

Alan currently serves as Deerpark town supervisor. He was elected in November 2017, and his current term runs from January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2029. He was appointed to fill an open seat on the Deerpark Town Board and won a special election in 2015.

Alan currently serves as a Deerpark council member. He was elected in 2025 for a term ending in 2028. He was previously appointed to a Deerpark Town Board seat and won a special election in 2015.

Alan F. Schock was born and raised in the Town of Deerpark. He attended Orange County Community College and later attended the University of Lynchburg in Virginia. Alan is married to Lori Schock and has six children; he serves as a deacon at Calvary Bible Church and coaches little league.

Alan is the owner and president of Peenpack, Inc., a family-owned concrete business in Deerpark.

Alan was elected as Deerpark Town Supervisor in November 2017. He was appointed to the Deerpark Town Board and won a special election in 2015.

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After the ceremony, the reporters interviewed Lieutenant Joseph Rennish, a retired New York City and Port Jervis Fire Department firefighter and Stephanie Vandemark, who was a teacher in NYC at the time and is now a teacher in Port Jervis.

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Stephanie A. Vandemark currently works as a teacher in Port Jervis. She previously taught in New York City.

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One of the key questions posed to her was about her stance on local economic development initiatives. Vandemark responded, "I believe in fostering a business-friendly environment that supports local entrepreneurs while ensuring that our community's needs are met. We need to balance growth with sustainability."

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Supports a business-friendly environment for local entrepreneurs while balancing economic growth with sustainability.

- Supports a business-friendly environment for local entrepreneurs while balancing economic growth with sustainability.

As of October 22, 2026, Stephanie A. Vandemark did not have a website or any information online.

Additionally, she was questioned regarding her views on environmental policies. Vandemark stated, "Protecting our natural resources is crucial. I support initiatives that promote clean energy and conservation efforts in our town."

Calls for balancing economic growth with sustainability.

Supports local clean-energy and conservation initiatives to protect natural resources.

- Calls for balancing economic growth with sustainability.
- Supports local clean-energy and conservation initiatives to protect natural resources.

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Stephanie A. Vandemark

As of October 22, 2026, Stephanie A. Vandemark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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