Community & Family

Joe has been a proud North Castle resident for more than 15 years. He and his significant other, the Honorable Linda S. Jamieson, Justice of the New York State Supreme Court, share a big family, including six children and ten grandchildren, and spend their free time with family, friends, and the community they’re proud to call home.

About Joe Rende

Joseph A. Rende and his significant other, Linda S. Jamieson, have six children and ten grandchildren.

Joe pairs public-sector experience with deep private-sector management expertise. He is currently Director of Business Development at Judicial Title Insurance Agency, previously served as General Manager of Operations at Robison Oil Corporation, and earlier owned and operated his family’s home heating oil business, Rende Economy Fuel.

Joe currently works as the director of business development at Judicial Title Insurance Agency. He previously served as general manager of operations at Robison Oil Corporation and owned and operated Rende Economy Fuel, his family's home heating oil business.

Supervisor | North Castle, NY

Joe is currently the town supervisor in North Castle.

2026 New York General Election

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Responsible Fiscal Management

Keep taxes in check through smart budgeting. Invest in infrastructure without burdening homeowners.

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Open & Accessible Government

Joe Rende for North Castle Town Supervisor

We repaired failing salt domes using time-sensitive American Rescue Plan Act funding. We created an in-house maintenance function to reduce costly outside contracting.

Results | Joe Rende for North Castle Town Supervisor

Plans to keep taxes in check through budgeting and to invest in infrastructure without burdening homeowners.

As town supervisor, created an in-house maintenance operation to reduce outside contracting costs.

- Plans to keep taxes in check through budgeting and to invest in infrastructure without burdening homeowners.
- As town supervisor, created an in-house maintenance operation to reduce outside contracting costs.

Economy

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World-Class Parks & Recreation

Complete the town pool renovation. Expand programs and maintain our green spaces.

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Responsible Fiscal Management

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Parks & Recreation

Got the new turf field over the finish line for athletes, schools, and youth leagues. Delivered a dedicated dog park for our four-legged residents.

Replaced failing North Bridge in Wampus Park — with a Lions Club partnership

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Results You Can See

Practical wins that save taxpayer money and improve everyday Town operations.

Repaired failing salt domes using time-sensitive American Rescue Plan Act funding
Created in-house maintenance function to reduce costly outside contracting
Fast-tracked library parking expansion with 60 new spaces — one of the community’s most-requested improvements

Plans to complete the town pool renovation, expand programs, and maintain green spaces.

As town supervisor, completed a turf field for athletes, schools, and youth leagues and delivered a dog park.

As town supervisor, expanded library parking by 60 spaces.

- Plans to complete the town pool renovation, expand programs, and maintain green spaces.
- As town supervisor, completed a turf field for athletes, schools, and youth leagues and delivered a dog park.
- As town supervisor, expanded library parking by 60 spaces.

Public Services

As of October 23, 2026, Joseph A. Rende’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

LOOKING AHEAD
Joe's Priorities

A practical agenda focused on safety, quality of life, and responsible government.

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A Safer Community

Continue investing in police, fire, and emergency services.

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Safer Roads & Roadside Risk Management

We strengthened public safety tools by installing additional license plate readers at strategic points, and we rebuilt police staffing to the level the Town had budgeted for — moving from 28 sworn officers to 34.

I also made public safety and core operations a priority from day one. The police labor agreement had gone nearly two years without a contract. Working closely with labor counsel and the Town Administrator, we immediately began negotiations and reached a new contract approved by the Town Board.

Plans to continue investing in police, fire, and emergency services.

As town supervisor, installed license plate readers and increased police staffing from 28 to 34 sworn officers.

As town supervisor, negotiated a police labor agreement approved by the Town Board.

- Plans to continue investing in police, fire, and emergency services.
- As town supervisor, installed license plate readers and increased police staffing from 28 to 34 sworn officers.
- As town supervisor, negotiated a police labor agreement approved by the Town Board.

Public Safety

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Safer Roads & Roadside Risk Management

Address traffic safety, road conditions, and roadside hazards across all three hamlets.

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Town Hall & Highway Garage Planning

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Town Hall & Highway Garage Planning

Move forward with modernizing Town Hall and building a proper highway department facility.

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Quarry Heights Water & Fire Protection

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Quarry Heights Water & Fire Protection

Improve water reliability and fire protection infrastructure for the Quarry Heights area.

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World-Class Parks & Recreation

Finally, we’ve moved forward critical water infrastructure — both for current needs and long-term planning. We advanced a new well for Water District #4, started the process for the School Street water line extension. We’ve also led the effort to bring reliable public water and improved fire protection to Quarry Heights by advancing planning and approvals and establishing Water District #9.

On infrastructure and facilities, we’ve taken a “fix it right and manage it smart” approach. We replaced the failing North Bridge in Wampus Park after revisiting bid specifications, reissuing the project, and securing a reasonable bid — alongside a meaningful partnership with the Lions Club, which contributed $20,000.

Plans to address traffic safety, road conditions, and roadside hazards across North Castle's three hamlets.

Plans to modernize Town Hall and build a highway department facility.

Plans to improve water reliability and fire-protection infrastructure in Quarry Heights.

As town supervisor, advanced a new well, a School Street water-line extension, and public water and fire-protection planning for Quarry Heights.

As town supervisor, replaced the failing North Bridge in Wampus Park with a Lions Club partnership.

- Plans to address traffic safety, road conditions, and roadside hazards across North Castle's three hamlets.
- Plans to modernize Town Hall and build a highway department facility.
- Plans to improve water reliability and fire-protection infrastructure in Quarry Heights.
- As town supervisor, advanced a new well, a School Street water-line extension, and public water and fire-protection planning for Quarry Heights.
- As town supervisor, replaced the failing North Bridge in Wampus Park with a Lions Club partnership.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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