2026 New York General Election

Kathryn D. Luciani

I am a homeowner since 2010, mother of five, member of the Village’s Revitalization Committee and Fire Recruiter for the Woodbury Fire Department. I am founder of We Are Woodbury (WAW), a volunteer group responsible for such events as the 2020 Christmas tree lighting, senior tea party and the gateway mural.

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Kathryn D. Luciani is a mother of five and founded We Are Woodbury, a volunteer group.

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Kathryn D. Luciani, Republican, One Woodbury

I am a homeowner since 2010, mother of five, member of the Village’s Revitalization Committee and Fire Recruiter for the Woodbury Fire Department. I am founder of We Are Woodbury (WAW), a volunteer group responsible for such events as the 2020 Christmas tree lighting, senior tea party and the gateway mural.

Kathryn D. Luciani works as a fire recruiter for the Woodbury Fire Department.

Woodbury Town Supervisor
Candidate
Total Votes
% Votes
Kathryn D. Luciani (R)
1,366
58.4%
Thomas J. Burke (D)
969
41.4%
Write-in
6
0.3%
100% of precincts reporting

2023 Woodbury Town Supervisor election results

Woodbury election results
| 04 NOV 2025 | 11:50
Jacqueline Hernandez. Photos provided.

According to unofficial results, Jacqueline Hernandez was elected Woodbury Town Supervisor and will serve a two-year term.

As of press time, each candidate recieved the following votes:

Jacqueline Hernandez (D): 1,646 (52.6%)

Kathryn Luciani (R): 1,475 (47.2%)

Woodbury election results

Kathryn was elected Woodbury Town Supervisor in 2023. She ran for reelection in 2025 but did not win.

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Proposes an independent audit, needs-based departmental budgets, qualified appointments, and transparent communication.

Pledges to improve Town-Village cooperation and provide residents with opportunities to raise concerns.

As of October 22, 2026, Kathryn D. Luciani’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Luciani grew up in Rockland County before moving to Orange County in 2000 and to Woodbury in 2010. She graduated from Clarkstown High School South in 1997, then briefly attended Rockland Community College. Early in her career, she taught preschool and worked several other jobs.

Walden picks new village manager

In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Luciani founded a community group called We Are Woodbury. Over the following years, she and other members have proposed ideas to improve the town’s downtown area, hosted holiday events to bring residents together, and spotlighted local businesses on social media.

Kathryn D. Luciani grew up in Rockland County before moving to Orange County in 2000 and Woodbury in 2010. She graduated from Clarkstown High School South in 1997 and briefly attended Rockland Community College. She is a mother of five and founded the community group We Are Woodbury in 2020.

Walden picks new village manager | Wallkill Valley Times

Walden picks new village manager

The Walden Board of Trustees, after reviewing applications and interviewing candidates over the past four months, has appointed a new full-time village manager: Kathryn Luciani, the Town of Woodbury’s former supervisor. The board was expected to officially appoint Luciani to the position during its Aug. 18 meeting.

Early in her career, she taught preschool and worked several other jobs. She also worked as an office manager at American Pool Management from 2006 to 2016, resigning to stay home and raise her children.

Kathryn currently works as Walden's full-time village manager. She previously worked as an office manager at American Pool Management.

Professional Experience
Woodbury Town, Supervisor (Present)
Woodbury Town, Councilmember

Kathryn currently serves as Woodbury town supervisor.

Kathryn D. Luciani | BallotReady

Proposes an independent audit and need-based budgeting for all town departments.

The most critical issue facing Town residents is the lack of transparency, which has allowed for micromanagement, overbudgeting, questionable firings, nepotistic appointments, and costly suits against village officials. I will strive to end these practices with an independent audit, realistic need-based budgeting for all departments, appointments of those most qualified, honest communication, and a productive working relationship with the village.

Economy

Proposes qualified appointments, honest communication, and a productive working relationship with the village.