2026 New York General Election

KEVIN C HANSAN

Buket Urgen

Who is running?
Kevin C. Hansan

Democratic · Incumbent

Pound Ridge Town Supervisor since 2018 and a town resident since 1995, he has run an IT company for about 30 years. His priorities are bringing clean public water to the town's business district and improving cell service.

Pound Ridge Town Supervisor election profile

Town Supervisor, Town of Pound Ridge - Elections Simplified

Kevin has served as Pound Ridge Town Supervisor since 2018.

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Economy

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

“I’m very pleased with the signing of this new legislation, which benefits towns like Pound Ridge that staff their police departments with retired police officers willing to work part time,” said Town of Pound Ridge Supervisor Kevin C, Hansan, “Since taxpayers invest heavily on training police officers, we all benefit from a greater return in our investment when officers work past their retirement age.”
Town of North Salem Supervisor Warren J. Lucas added, “The salary cap increase legislation that was marshalled through Albany by Senator Harckham in 2019 will allow us to provide better coverage for our citizens with a police budget for 2020 in which additional patrols can now and have been added.”

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Supports retired police officers working part time, citing taxpayer investment in police training.

- Supports retired police officers working part time, citing taxpayer investment in police training.

Public Safety

Regarding the Transportation Enhancement Project (TEP), the assertion that this 2020 project ran $451,929 over budget is misleading. The project, which brought new sidewalks, streetlights, and traffic-calming measures to the business district, was a federally funded grant awarded in 2013. Unfortunately, my predecessor and his board delayed action on the project for five years.

When I took office in 2018, my town board immediately resurrected the project, secured right-of-way agreements, hired engineering and construction firms, and allocated $2.2 million to ensure its timely and on-budget completion, preserving the grant funding. The record of the special town board meeting on June 27, 2019, when the project bid was accepted, clearly illustrates the transparency of this process and how the delays affected contractor pricing.

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 17

Prioritizes improving cell service in Pound Ridge.

Pound Ridge Town Supervisor since 2018 and a town resident since 1995, he has run an IT company for about 30 years. His priorities are bringing clean public water to the town's business district and improving cell service.

Records: Environment and Public Health +44 for, Public Infrastructure +22 for, Government Spending Reduction -11 against

As town supervisor, resurrected the Transportation Enhancement Project and allocated $2.2 million for its completion.

- As town supervisor, resurrected the Transportation Enhancement Project and allocated $2.2 million for its completion.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Prioritizes bringing clean drinking water to Pound Ridge's business district.

Finally, the author’s attempt to link TEP to the Scotts Corners Water District project is another effort to mislead residents and delay progress on this critical initiative. His opposition to bringing clean drinking water to the business district is well-documented, including a campaign of misinformation targeted at property owners before the district vote. Fortunately, the majority of property owners recognized the importance of the project and supported it.

I trust that Pound Ridge residents will likewise see through these continued attempts to distort the truth about the town’s financial health.

Kevin C. Hansan Supervisor, Town of Pound Ridge