2026 New York General Election

PROCLAMATION HONORING ANTHONY LASPINA UPON HIS RETIREMENT AS HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT OF THE TOWN OF CHESTER. WHEREAS, Anthony LaSpina, is an outstanding citizen who has contributed so much to our community during his tenure as the Highway Superintendent of the Town of Chester; and WHEREAS, Anthony LaSpina has been a resident of Chester since the age of nine; and WHEREAS, Anthony began his career at the Town of Chester as a heavy equipment operator on April 6, 1987;

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WHEREAS, Anthony assisted with the Children of Chester Memorial site along with the Make a Wish Foundation creating a play area for a local child in need; and WHEREAS, Superintendent LaSpina has enjoyed most indubitably, the annual Town of Chester Touch-A-Truck since 2014; and WHEREAS, Anthony has been a member of the Chester Kiwanis and is a member of the Knights of Columbus, where he held the title of Grand Knight for two years;and.

WHEREAS, Anthony, in his role as Highway Superintendent has always been ready to help the residents of the Town, most importantly, keeping the roadways safe; and WHEREAS, he has assisted with Eagle Scout projects, planting trees for Arbor Day, being involved with the annul Chester Clean-up event, assisting with MOCK DWI events at the Chester Academy before every prom season, helping with fish fries and countless other events within the Community; and

Anthony LaSpina has been a resident of Chester since age nine. He has been a member of the Chester Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus, serving as Grand Knight for two years. He has assisted with Eagle Scout projects, Arbor Day tree planting, Chester Clean-up events, and Mock DWI events at Chester Academy.

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WHEREAS, Anthony LaSpina has been a resident of Chester since the age of nine; and WHEREAS, Anthony began his career at the Town of Chester as a heavy equipment operator on April 6, 1987; and WHEREAS, Anthony worked in a driver/operator position until January 1, 2012, when he took office upon his election as Highway Superintendent; and

RESIGNATIONS. Supervisor Valentine read the letter from Highway Superintendent LaSpina announcing his retirement as of December 31, 2020. He said it is tough to accept Anthony’s resignation as he has been a valued asset to our Town. In honor of Anthony’s service, Supervisor Valentine made the following Proclamation.

Anthony LaSpina is retired. He previously worked as a heavy equipment operator for the Town of Chester.

Village Board Members. John T. Bell, Mayor. Elizabeth A. Reilly, Deputy Mayor. Alan Battiato, Trustee. Brian J. Boone, Trustee. Anthony LaSpina, Trustee.

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WHEREAS, Anthony began his career at the Town of Chester as a heavy equipment operator on April 6, 1987; and WHEREAS, Anthony worked in a driver/operator position until January 1, 2012, when he took office upon his election as Highway Superintendent;and WHEREAS, he has been duly re-elected and served the residents of the Town of Chester as Highway Superintendent for nine years;and

WHEREAS, Anthony worked in a driver/operator position until January 1, 2012, when he took office upon his election as Highway Superintendent;and WHEREAS, he has been duly re-elected and served the residents of the Town of Chester as Highway Superintendent for nine years;and WHEREAS, Anthony LaSpina has reached a total of 33 years of service with the Town of Chester;and

Anthony currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester. He previously served as the Town of Chester Highway Superintendent after being elected on January 1, 2012, and was reelected, serving nine years.

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David Stevenson of the town’s Community Preservation Plan asked the board members to consider what properties they would like to list as being worth preserving. The list does not have power to control the destiny of those parcels, but gives the town the option to save them if the opportunity arises through their preservation fund. Once the list is made, it cannot be revised for three years. Trustee Anthony Laspina said he thought the owners of properties on the list should be contacted and told they’re on the list.

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Said property owners should be notified if their properties are included on the Community Preservation Plan list.

- Said property owners should be notified if their properties are included on the Community Preservation Plan list.

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As of October 22, 2026, Anthony LaSpina did not have a website or any information online.

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Anthony LaSpina

As of October 22, 2026, Anthony LaSpina’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Anthony LaSpina is a member of the Chester Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus, where he served as Grand Knight for two years.

Anthony LaSpina began his career with the Town of Chester as a heavy equipment operator.

Anthony currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester, with a term through 2026. He was elected Highway Superintendent and took office in 2012. He was reelected and had served nine years as Highway Superintendent as of December 2020.

Anthony LaSpina has lived in Chester since age nine. He has been a member of the Chester Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus and served as Grand Knight of the latter for two years.

Anthony currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester. He was elected Chester Superintendent of Highways in 2015 and again in 2019.

Anthony LaSpina has helped with Eagle Scout, community, and Make-A-Wish projects.

Anthony LaSpina works as the Highway Superintendent for the Town of Chester. He previously worked as a heavy equipment operator.

Anthony serves as a Village Trustee in Chester. He was elected in 2024 and is serving a two-year term.

Anthony LaSpina has lived in the Town of Chester since he was nine years old. He has helped with Eagle Scout projects, community projects, and Make-A-Wish projects.

Anthony LaSpina worked as a heavy equipment operator for the Town of Chester.

Anthony currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester.

Anthony LaSpina has been a resident of Chester since age nine. He has been a member of the Chester Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus, and served as Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus for two years.

Anthony LaSpina is retired and previously worked as a heavy equipment operator for the Town of Chester.

Anthony currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester. He was elected in 2024 and is serving a two-year term. Anthony previously served as Town of Chester Highway Superintendent. He was elected in 2012 and served for nine years.

Anthony LaSpina has been a resident of Chester since age nine. He has assisted with Eagle Scout projects, Arbor Day tree plantings, the Chester Clean-up event, Mock DWI events at Chester Academy, and fish fries. He has been a member of Chester Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus, where he served as Grand Knight for two years.

Anthony previously worked for the Town of Chester as a driver/operator and heavy equipment operator.

Anthony was elected Town of Chester Highway Superintendent and took office in 2012. He was reelected and served in the position for nine years.

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Reilly is a lifelong resident of the village. She previously served as Town of Chester Clerk for 25 years. She was also deputy clerk of the village from 1980 to 1985.

Elizabeth Ann Reilly is appointed Chester village trustee

The New York Conference of Mayors has recognized Chester Deputy Mayor Elizabeth Reilly for 50 years of service to the Chester community. In 1976 and 77 she served as planning board secretary for the town of Chester, from 1980 to 1984 she served as deputy clerk of the village of Chester, from 1986 to 1989 she served as tax collector of the town of Chester, from 1989 to 1990 she served as deputy town clerk of the town of Chester, from 1990 to 2013 she served as town clerk of the town of Chester, from 2013 to 2025 she served as secretary of the Chester Fire District, from 2016 to the present she has served as a village trustee of the village of Chester and since 2021 has been deputy mayor.

New York Conference of Mayors recognizes Elizabeth Reilly

Elizabeth A. Reilly is the deputy mayor of Chester and has experience as secretary of the Chester Fire District.

CHESTER — Elizabeth Ann Reilly was appointed to fill the Village of Chester trustee position left open after Tom Bell was elected mayor.

Elizabeth has experience as a trustee of the Village of Chester.

As of October 22, 2026, Elizabeth A. Reilly did not have a website or any information online.

Elizabeth A. Reilly

As of October 22, 2026, Elizabeth A. Reilly’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Elizabeth A. Reilly previously served as secretary of the Chester Fire District, deputy town clerk and tax collector for the town of Chester, deputy clerk for the village of Chester, and planning board secretary for the town of Chester.

Elizabeth has served as a Village of Chester trustee since 2016, after being appointed to fill a vacancy.

Elizabeth A. Reilly is a lifelong resident of the Village of Chester.

Elizabeth A. Reilly most recently served as secretary of the Chester Fire District.

Elizabeth was appointed to fill a vacant Village of Chester trustee position.

Elizabeth A. Reilly is a lifelong resident of Chester.

Elizabeth A. Reilly previously served as secretary of the Chester Fire District.

Elizabeth A. Reilly has served as a Village of Chester trustee since 2016. She was appointed to fill the trustee position that became vacant after Tom Bell was elected mayor.

Elizabeth has served as a Village of Chester trustee since 2016. She was appointed to fill a trustee vacancy after Tom Bell was elected mayor.

Elizabeth A. Reilly previously served as town clerk of the Town of Chester and as secretary of the Chester Fire District.

Elizabeth has served as a Village Trustee in Chester since 2016.

Elizabeth most recently served as secretary of the Chester Fire District. She previously served as Town of Chester clerk and deputy town clerk, Town of Chester tax collector, Village of Chester deputy clerk, and Town of Chester planning board secretary.

Elizabeth currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester. She was appointed to the position in 2016 to fill a vacancy.

Elizabeth A. Reilly previously served as secretary of the Chester Fire District, deputy clerk of the Village of Chester, and planning board secretary for the Town of Chester.

Elizabeth currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester, a position she was appointed to fill after Tom Bell was elected mayor. She has served as a trustee since 2016.

Elizabeth was appointed as a Village of Chester trustee to fill a vacancy and serve for one year or until the next election.

Elizabeth A. Reilly served as secretary of the Chester Fire District.

Elizabeth currently serves as a Village of Chester trustee, a position she has held since 2016 after being appointed to fill a vacancy.

Elizabeth A. Reilly most recently served as secretary of the Chester Fire District. She previously served as town clerk of the Town of Chester.

Elizabeth A. Reilly most recently served as secretary of the Chester Fire District. She previously served as clerk for the Town of Chester for 25 years.

Elizabeth currently serves as a Village Trustee in Chester, a position she has held since 2016. She was appointed to fill a trustee vacancy after Tom Bell was elected mayor.

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