2026 New York General Election

Amy Conklin-Stamm

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Amy Conklin-Stamm is a lifelong Stony Point resident and has worked in the Supervisor’s office for over five years, serving the past 1½ years as Deputy Supervisor.

She is proud to follow in the footsteps of her grandfather, Lucien Conklin, former Town Supervisor, and her grandmother, JoAnn Conklin, former Councilwoman.

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Amy is a graduate of SUNY Geneseo with a BS in Business Management. Amy and her husband Brian have two sons, Michael and Ben.

Amy Conklin-Stamm is a lifelong Stony Point resident. She earned a Bachelor of Science in business management from the State University of New York at Geneseo. She is married to Brian and has two sons.

Amy has served as Confidential Assistant to the Supervisor and currently as Deputy Supervisor, where she’s gained extensive experience in the day-to-day town operations. She has worked closely with residents, town staff, and community groups to address local needs and move important projects forward.

Meet Amy Conklin-Stamm, Candidate for Town of Stony Point Supervisor

Amy Conklin-Stamm currently works as deputy supervisor in the Stony Point supervisor's office. She previously served as confidential assistant to the supervisor.

Meet Amy Conklin-Stamm, Candidate for Town of Stony Point ...

The Town of Stony Point has made history with the swearing-in of its first female town supervisor.

Supervisor Amy Stamm officially took office last weekend, marking a milestone in Stony Point's 160-year history.

Stony Point's first female town supervisor begins first official week

Stamm said she feels honored by the other women who have also served in local government positions before her. She won after being unopposed in the November 2025 election.

Stamm was sworn in Saturday surrounded by family, friends and supporters.

Amy currently serves as Stony Point town supervisor. She was elected unopposed in November 2025.

Stony Points First Female Town Supervisor Begins First Official Week

Supervisor Stamm stated that “The BuildnBeyond program is an outstanding opportunity for anyone interested in pursuing a career in the trades. This program will give participants the training and real-world knowledge they need to begin a successful and rewarding career path. I strongly encourage young people in our community to take advantage of this opportunity and explore the many possibilities that skilled trades can offer.” The advisory announces a comprehensive 200 hour Pre-Apprentice Training Program with programs beginning in April and June.

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Plans to manage tax rateables and make infrastructure investments to maintain Stony Point's economic foundation.

4. Are you concerned about the economic state of your town and how will you address it?
I’m focused on maintaining Stony Point’s strong economic foundation by carefully managing tax rateables and making smart investments in infrastructure, including roads, sewers, and essential town equipment.

Encourages young people to pursue skilled-trades training through the BuildnBeyond program.

- Encourages young people to pursue skilled-trades training through the BuildnBeyond program.

Economy

3. What steps will you take to improve government transparency?
I will record Town Board meetings so residents can easily stay informed, and share updates through multiple channels—social media, email, and newsletters. Open, consistent communication helps build trust and ensures every resident feels included in our local government.

Plans to record Town Board meetings and share updates through social media, email, and newsletters.

- Plans to record Town Board meetings and share updates through social media, email, and newsletters.

Public Services

2. What is the most pressing issue facing residents, and how will you address it?
The growing number of housing rentals and illegal construction threatens safety and quality of life. I will work closely with our Building Department and first responders to ensure enforcement of codes, promote responsible property ownership, and protect the character of our neighborhoods.

Amy’s top priorities include:
– Updating the Town’s Master Plan: I will form a committee of residents and business owners to update the town’s master plan. This is essential to guide responsible growth, preserve our community’s character, and ensure we’re planning for the future.
– Creating a Rental Registry: To help maintain safe and well-kept housing, I will establish a rental registry that promotes accountability among landlords and helps the town monitor rental properties more effectively.
– Increasing Transparency: I will ensure all Town Board meetings are recorded and broadcast so residents can stay informed, even if they can’t attend in person.

5. Are you concerned about housing costs in your town and how will you address it?
While housing costs are high throughout the region, I want families to continue choosing Stony Point as their home. By keeping taxes stable, investing in town services, and preserving the character of our neighborhoods, we can help keep housing attainable and desirable.

Amy’s top priorities include:
– Updating the Town’s Master Plan: I will form a committee of residents and business owners to update the town’s master plan. This is essential to guide responsible growth, preserve our community’s character, and ensure we’re planning for the future.

Plans to enforce housing codes with the Building Department and first responders to address illegal construction and unsafe rentals.

Proposes a rental registry to promote landlord accountability and improve the town's monitoring of rental properties.

Plans to keep taxes stable, invest in town services, and preserve neighborhood character to help keep housing attainable.

Proposes a resident and business-owner committee to update the town's master plan and guide growth.

- Plans to enforce housing codes with the Building Department and first responders to address illegal construction and unsafe rentals.
- Proposes a rental registry to promote landlord accountability and improve the town's monitoring of rental properties.
- Plans to keep taxes stable, invest in town services, and preserve neighborhood character to help keep housing attainable.
- Proposes a resident and business-owner committee to update the town's master plan and guide growth.

Housing & Urban Development

As of October 27, 2026, Amy Conklin-Stamm’s website did not contain information on this issue.