Elect Scott Manley Newburgh Town Supervisor
Meet Scott

I have been proud to call the Town of Newburgh home since 1974, a community that has shaped my values and commitment to public service.

My family moved to Meadow Hill in 1974, and I was raised and educated here, attending Meadow Hill School, South Junior High, NFA, and Orange County Community College.

Elect Scott Manley Newburgh Town Supervisor

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Scott M. Manley has called the Town of Newburgh home since 1974. He was raised and educated there, attending Meadow Hill School, South Junior High, NFA, and Orange County Community College.

Scott M. Manley has called the Town of Newburgh home since 1974. He was raised and educated there, attending Meadow Hill School, South Junior High, NFA, and Orange County Community College.

In 1983, I began my career with the Town of Newburgh Police Department, serving for 25 years and retiring as a Sergeant in 2008. During that time, I also served in leadership roles within the Police Benevolent Association and worked at the state level with the Police Conference of New York.

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Scott M. Manley previously worked for the Town of Newburgh Police Department and retired as a sergeant.

Scott previously worked for the Town of Newburgh Police Department and retired as a sergeant.

In 2015, I was appointed to the Town Board as a Councilman, elected later that year, and re-elected in 2020 and 2024. Since 2017, I have served as Deputy Supervisor, taking on additional responsibilities representing the town and helping lead meetings and initiatives.

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Scott was appointed to the Town of Newburgh Town Board as a councilman in 2015, then elected later that year and reelected in 2020 and 2024.

Scott was appointed to the Town of Newburgh Town Board as a councilman in 2015, then elected later that year and reelected in 2020 and 2024.

2026 New York General Election

As a Councilman, I have been deeply involved in major initiatives:

Building the Recreation Center and adding pickleball courts after listening directly to residents
Welcoming the casino, helping revitalize the mall and support continued economic growth
Launching the Military Banner Program to honor those who served
Supporting local businesses by organizing a business expo during market shutdowns—bringing the community together and helping businesses connect and grow

As a Councilman, I have been deeply involved in major initiatives:

Welcoming the casino, helping revitalize the mall and support continued economic growth
Launching the Military Banner Program to honor those who served
Supporting local businesses by organizing a business expo during market shutdowns—bringing the community together and helping businesses connect and grow

As a town councilman, welcomed a casino to help revitalize the mall and support economic growth.

As a town councilman, organized a business expo during market shutdowns to help local businesses connect and grow.

- As a town councilman, welcomed a casino to help revitalize the mall and support economic growth.
- As a town councilman, organized a business expo during market shutdowns to help local businesses connect and grow.

Economy

As a Councilman, I have been deeply involved in major initiatives:

Purchasing the Desmond property and securing riverfront land for passive park space
Protecting watershed lands through strategic donations
Building the Recreation Center and adding pickleball courts after listening directly to residents

As a Councilman, I have been deeply involved in major initiatives:

Purchasing the Desmond property and securing riverfront land for passive park space
Protecting watershed lands through strategic donations
Building the Recreation Center and adding pickleball courts after listening directly to residents
Welcoming the casino, helping revitalize the mall and support continued economic growth

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I worked to keep residents informed through regular updates while also helping coordinate food distribution and secure critical supplies for our community. That commitment to service continues today.

The Future

Looking ahead as Supervisor, I am focused on building on what works and improving what can be better. My priorities include:

Supporting the live-streaming of Town Board meetings to improve accessibility and strengthen transparency through better communication
Enhancing the town's use of social media in a responsible and professional way to better inform and engage residents

As a town councilman, helped purchase the Desmond property and secure riverfront land for passive park space.

As a town councilman, helped build the Recreation Center and add pickleball courts after listening to residents.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, helped coordinate food distribution and secure supplies for the community while providing regular resident updates.

Supports live-streaming Town Board meetings to improve accessibility and transparent communication.

Supports expanding the town's social-media use to inform and engage residents.

- As a town councilman, helped purchase the Desmond property and secure riverfront land for passive park space.
- As a town councilman, helped build the Recreation Center and add pickleball courts after listening to residents.
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, helped coordinate food distribution and secure supplies for the community while providing regular resident updates.
- Supports live-streaming Town Board meetings to improve accessibility and transparent communication.
- Supports expanding the town's social-media use to inform and engage residents.

Public Services

The Future

Looking ahead as Supervisor, I am focused on building on what works and improving what can be better. My priorities include:

Modernizing GIS and zoning tools to make it easier for residents and professionals to access important information online
Improving the Code Department experience by expanding online applications, increasing email communication, and offering more in-person assistance for homeowners and contractors

Supports modernizing mapping and zoning tools so residents and professionals can access information online.

Supports expanding online applications, email communication, and in-person assistance through the Code Department for homeowners and contractors.

- Supports modernizing mapping and zoning tools so residents and professionals can access information online.
- Supports expanding online applications, email communication, and in-person assistance through the Code Department for homeowners and contractors.

Housing & Urban Development

The Future

Looking ahead as Supervisor, I am focused on building on what works and improving what can be better. My priorities include:

Improving the Code Department experience by expanding online applications, increasing email communication, and offering more in-person assistance for homeowners and contractors
Addressing ongoing public safety concerns by ensuring enforcement of existing nuisance laws and continuing to push for county accountability and support

Plans to enforce existing nuisance laws and seek county accountability and support to address public-safety concerns.

- Plans to enforce existing nuisance laws and seek county accountability and support to address public-safety concerns.

Public Safety

As of October 22, 2026, Scott M. Manley’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As a town councilman, helped protect watershed lands through strategic donations.

- As a town councilman, helped protect watershed lands through strategic donations.

Energy & the Environment

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Scott M. Manley

I have been proud to call the Town of Newburgh home since 1974, a community that has shaped my values and commitment to public service.

My family moved to Meadow Hill in 1974, and I was raised and educated here, attending Meadow Hill School, South Junior High, NFA, and Orange County Community College. At just 12 years old, I first came before the Town Board to help address an issue in my neighborhood—an experience that taught me to step up and be part of the solution.

Scott M. Manley was raised in Meadow Hill after his family moved there in 1974. He attended Meadow Hill School, South Junior High, NFA, and Orange County Community College.

In 1983, I began my career with the Town of Newburgh Police Department, serving for 25 years and retiring as a Sergeant in 2008.

During that time, I also served in leadership roles within the Police Benevolent Association and worked at the state level with the Police Conference of New York.

Scott was appointed to the Town Board as a councilman in 2015, then elected later that year and reelected in 2020 and 2024.

Building the Recreation Center and adding pickleball courts after listening directly to residents
Welcoming the casino, helping revitalize the mall and support continued economic growth
Launching the Military Banner Program to honor those who served
Supporting local businesses by organizing a business expo during market shutdowns—bringing the community together and helping businesses connect and grow

As a councilman, organized a business expo during market shutdowns to support local businesses.

Advocates for assistance to farmers in rural areas.

Calls for more jobs and job-training programs in urban areas.

As a councilman, welcomed a casino to help revitalize the mall and support economic growth.

- As a councilman, welcomed a casino to help revitalize the mall and support economic growth.

As a councilman, helped build a recreation center and add pickleball courts after hearing from residents.

As a councilman, helped purchase the Desmond property and secure riverfront land for passive park space.

- As a councilman, helped build a recreation center and add pickleball courts after hearing from residents.
- As a councilman, helped purchase the Desmond property and secure riverfront land for passive park space.

Modernizing GIS and zoning tools to make it easier for residents and professionals to access important information online
Improving the Code Department experience by expanding online applications, increasing email communication, and offering more in-person assistance for homeowners and contractors
Addressing ongoing public safety concerns by ensuring enforcement of existing nuisance laws and continuing to push for county accountability and support

Plans to modernize the geographic information system and zoning tools to expand online access to information.

Plans to improve Code Department services through online applications, email communication, and in-person assistance.

- Plans to improve Code Department services through online applications, email communication, and in-person assistance.

Calls for enforcement of existing nuisance laws and continued county accountability and support for public safety concerns.