2026 New York General Election

PAUL J FEINER

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PERSONAL 

● St. John’s Law School 1981 JD

● Fordham University BA Urban Studies, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude 1978

● Married to Sherrie. Daughter, Julia.

About Paul Feiner

PAUL J FEINER earned a bachelor's degree in urban studies from Fordham University and a law degree from St. John’s Law School. He is married to Sherrie and has one daughter.

Spotlight Westchester Magazine named Paul Feiner the "most interesting politician in Westchester" in their "the Best of Westchester 2001 issue". He was honored by the Rotary Foundation as a Paul Harris Fellow. Feiner also began hosting a weekly interview program on WVOX Radio (1460 AM) every Friday morning in January, 2002, which he continues to this day. Feiner was appointed an Adjunct Professor of Government at Westchester Community College, teaching one course a semester about local and state governments.

Town Supervisor

Paul J Feiner was appointed an adjunct professor of government at Westchester Community College.

Town Supervisor | Greenburgh, NY

Plans to maintain cost controls through procurement and a citizens' budget committee.

Keeping Greenburgh together-a more cost effective government with better synergy; encouraging youth participation-mentoring young people for government service; careful cost controls-have created a procurement/citizens budget committee; more sidewalks and safety improvements; (next year we will start construction of a new sidewalk from Central Ave, West Hartsdale Ave to the library); working with the Housing Authority to create more affordable housing; museum opening at Odell House; new 14 acre park is being donated at Elmwood Country Club site; applying for grants to address flooding and implementing flood mitigation initiatives; (US Senator Gillibrand recently advised us that her office is helping town obtain $2.5 million grant for Saw Mill River flood control); helping small businesses succeed -cut red tape that keeps building vacant longer; implementing corrective action-forensic report; website should be less political; $20,000 health care buyout is excessive

Greenburgh Town Supervisor — VOTE411 Voter Guide

Plans to reduce red tape that keeps commercial buildings vacant longer to help small businesses.

Economy

9 RECREATION AND QUALITY-OF-LIFE

New park at former Elmwood Country Club site.

New lights at Elmsford Little League field.

Bike lane to Mario Cuomo Bridge.

Museum opening at Odell House.

Paul's Top 10 Goals for Greenburgh 2026-28

2 ENCOURAGING YOUTH PARTICIPATION

Mentoring young people for government service.

Plans to create a park at the former Elmwood Country Club site.

Plans to mentor young people for government service.

- Plans to create a park at the former Elmwood Country Club site.
- Plans to mentor young people for government service.

Public Services

10 AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Accessory dwelling units.

New units from Greenburgh Housing Authority.

Said Greenburgh required 10% of multifamily housing units to be affordable during his administration.

Of these 376 units, were constructed during my administration

First community in Hudson Valley to require 10% of multifamily housing units to be affordable

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Addressing Unexpected Crises

Plans to expand affordable housing through accessory dwelling units.

Plans to add affordable housing units through the Greenburgh Housing Authority.

- Plans to expand affordable housing through accessory dwelling units.
- Plans to add affordable housing units through the Greenburgh Housing Authority.

Housing & Urban Development

7 SAFTEY IMPROVEMENTS

Red light and speed cameras, traffic lights, improved school crosswalks.

Said Greenburgh equipped all patrol officers with body cameras in 2016.

In 2014 the Town Board created a Human Rights Liaison Committee to work with the county addressing human rights concerns. In 2016 Greenburgh became the first community in Westchester County to outfit all patrol officers with body camera’s.

Full History of Town Supervisor Paul Feiner

Plans to use red-light and speed cameras, traffic lights, and improved school crosswalks for traffic safety.

- Plans to use red-light and speed cameras, traffic lights, and improved school crosswalks for traffic safety.

Public Safety

4 INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

Hartsdale sewer repair project.

4 INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

Hartsdale sewer repair project.

Drainage improvements and flood mitigation.

Replacing Knollwood Road pump station.

4 INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

Drainage improvements and flood mitigation.

Replacing Knollwood Road pump station.

6 PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS

More sidewalks with NY State funding assistance.

Plans drainage improvements and flood-mitigation projects.

Plans to replace the Knollwood Road pump station.

Plans to expand sidewalks with New York State funding assistance, including a route from Central Avenue and West Hartsdale Avenue to the library.

Plans to develop a bike lane to the Mario Cuomo Bridge.

- Plans to repair Hartsdale sewers.
- Plans drainage improvements and flood-mitigation projects.
- Plans to replace the Knollwood Road pump station.
- Plans to expand sidewalks with New York State funding assistance, including a route from Central Avenue and West Hartsdale Avenue to the library.
- Plans to develop a bike lane to the Mario Cuomo Bridge.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Said Greenburgh installed solar panels at Town Hall during his administration.

Solar Panels

First Westchester Community  to install  panels in a Town Hall

Equality

Said Greenburgh began collecting food waste at a drop-off location in 2018.

In 2016 a new Veterans Park was built at Desanti Plaza, across from the Hartsdale Train station. The Supervisor is currently working on an effort to promote organic recycling. In 2018 Greenburgh became one of Westchester’s first communities to collect food waste at a drop off location.

Said Greenburgh mandated energy conservation in residential construction in 2002.

The Regional Conference compelled the New York State Thruway Authority to remove the tolls at Spring Valley in l997. In 2002 Greenburgh became the first municipality in New York State to mandate energy conservation in residential construction. In 2009 the town became one of the first communities in the nation to mandate LEEDS compliance in new commercial and multifamily construction.