2026 New York General Election

Scott DuBois

As of October 28, 2026, Scott DuBois’s website did not contain information on this issue.

DuBois grew up in the area, and in 1994 graduated from Jeffersonville-Youngsville High School, as part of the class he described as “The last of us to go out of the old, old school before the addition.”

Trying to Do the Right Thing

After high school, he continued his higher education by studying the principals of accruals, the financial concepts associated with the principals of revenues and expenses, and picked up degrees at SUNY Cobleskill and Oswego, recalling of that career path, “For some odd reason, I chose accounting.”

Scott DuBois grew up in the area. He graduated from Jeffersonville-Youngsville High School in 1994 and later studied accounting, earning degrees from SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Oswego.

Trying to do the right thing | The River Reporter

In 2008, DuBois took on the position of comptroller for the Town of Fallsburg, a position he holds today.

When asked why he wants to run for supervisor he said he has over 21 years of experience in municipal government and thought it was time. “I want to further the town in a good direction,” he said. “I figure with my experience and education I would be a good asset to the town.” DuBois is currently the Comptroller for the Town of Fallsburg.

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Scott DuBois currently works as comptroller for the Town of Fallsburg.

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TOWN SUPERVISOR

Scott DuBois

845-887-5250, ext. 102

supervisor@townofdelawareny.gov

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Scott currently serves as town supervisor for the Town of Delaware.

Prioritizes saving taxpayer money while providing town services.

As town supervisor, sought board approval to retain counsel representing Sullivan County in a property-assessment dispute with Millennium Pipeline Company, L.L.C.

Said a grant will expand and repair the Delaware Youth Center's basketball, tennis, and pickleball courts.

Plans to seek a new grant for the town highway garage after a prior grant's matching-fund requirement was cost-prohibitive.

Is pursuing alternatives for a new water system and finalizing property acquisition between the old pump house and a new well site.

Wants to secure funding for a protective structure for the town's highway equipment.

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After high school, DuBois continued his education in accounting and “picked up degrees at SUNY Cobleskill and Oswego.” The article also says he grew up in the area.

Trying to do the right thing

Asked his political affiliation, DuBois said he did not align with either party before adding, “It’s more about doing the right thing, trying to save the taxpayer money as best I can and provide the best possible services.”