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.

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

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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 Ann Reilly is appointed Chester Village Trustee

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

Reilly is a lifelong resident of the village. She previously served as Town of Chester Clerk for 25 years.

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.

CHESTER — Elizabeth Ann Reilly was appointed to fill the Village of Chester trustee position left open after Tom Bell was elected mayor. Bell made the appointment at the board's Jan. 11 meeting. He said the board had received nine resumes or letters of interest for the opening. She will serve for a period of one year or until the next election.

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.

CHESTER — Elizabeth Ann Reilly was appointed to fill the Village of Chester trustee position left open after Tom Bell was elected mayor. She will serve for a period of one year or until the next election.

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.

CHESTER — Elizabeth Ann Reilly was appointed to fill the Village of Chester trustee position left open after Tom Bell was elected mayor. She will serve for a period of one year or until the next election. Bell made the appointment at the board's Jan. 11 meeting.

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.