2026 New York General Election

Laura A. Bozzi

Laura A. Bozzi has managed multibillion-dollar portfolios and worked with finance and creative professionals in entertainment.

Laura was appointed to fill a vacant seat on the Cold Spring Village Board in 2022 and was elected without opposition in 2022 and 2024.

As of October 28, 2026, Laura A. Bozzi’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Laura A. Bozzi has managed multibillion-dollar portfolios and worked across finance and creative fields in entertainment.

Reader Endorsements: Cold Spring Board - The Highlands Current

Laura currently serves as a Cold Spring Village trustee. She was appointed to fill a vacant seat in 2022 and was elected without opposition in 2022 and 2024.

Policy Committees - New York Conference of Mayors

Housing & Urban Development

Public Services

LAURA BOZZI: I also want to encourage greater analysis in the emergency services chapter. It's clear from that that -- that Cold Spring forces are the closest to the fjord trail, and yet the conclusion is that there would be very little impact on existing emergency services. And I would need to see more much more careful analysis for that to be a viable conclusion, and of course, that will greatly affect our residents here in Cold Spring that fund and rely on those services. Thanks very much.

Hudson Highland Fjord Trail Hearing Transcript (January 14, 2025)

Said the Village Board invested in a second police officer for busy days, additional weekend garbage pickup, and metered and resident parking.

Calls for a more careful analysis of the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail's potential effects on Cold Spring emergency services.

- Calls for a more careful analysis of the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail's potential effects on Cold Spring emergency services.

Public Safety

Bozzi: My top priorities are pedestrian safety, major infrastructure and, as always, earning grant dollars to make impactful improvements while reducing taxpayer burden. I led our state Department of Transportation application for pedestrian safety improvements on Routes 9D/301 around Haldane, and I’ll work to ensure they are fully installed. I’ll continue overseeing our flood resilience study, funded by a grant I developed, then move to securing construction grants for flood solutions.

Questions for Candidates: Cold Spring Board

Bozzi: Since I’ve been on the Village Board, we’ve invested in additional weekend garbage pickup, a second police officer on busy days, and, of course, metered and resident parking. There’s more to do. For instance, we’re implementing a wayfinding signage system and exploring improvements to the metered parking program. We’ll have the most success when village government and the Cold Spring Chamber work cooperatively to get ahead of issues and develop constructive solutions.

LAURA BOZZI: Thank you. My name is Laura Bozzi. I'm a trustee for the Village of Cold Spring. Thank you for the opportunity to provide my comments. I'm providing some initial comments now and look forward to providing more in writing by the new due date. I wanted to mention a few topics. One is that the analysis in Cold Spring, while I appreciate the detailed focus on -- detailed focus on the southern portion, predominantly focuses on impacts to Main Street as well on Dockside, and I feel that there's more that needs to be analyzed around impacts to community character, pedestrian flows, other impacts within the residential neighborhoods.

Plans to ensure pedestrian-safety improvements on Routes 9D and 301 around Haldane are fully installed.

Plans to install wayfinding signs and explore improvements to the metered parking program.

Calls for further analysis of the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail's effects on community character, pedestrian flows, and residential neighborhoods.

- Plans to ensure pedestrian-safety improvements on Routes 9D and 301 around Haldane are fully installed.
- Plans to install wayfinding signs and explore improvements to the metered parking program.
- Calls for further analysis of the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail's effects on community character, pedestrian flows, and residential neighborhoods.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Calls for more analysis of the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail's construction, operations, maintenance, and endowment funding framework.

Economy

Bozzi: My top priorities are pedestrian safety, major infrastructure and, as always, earning grant dollars to make impactful improvements while reducing taxpayer burden. I led our state Department of Transportation application for pedestrian safety improvements on Routes 9D/301 around Haldane, and I’ll work to ensure they are fully installed. I’ll continue overseeing our flood resilience study, funded by a grant I developed, then move to securing construction grants for flood solutions. I’m committed to protecting our drinking water supply by repairing the high-hazard dam, a project that began with a $2.5 million grant I brought in.

Bozzi: I’ll continue overseeing our flood resilience study, funded by a grant I developed, then move to securing construction grants for flood solutions. I’m committed to protecting our drinking water supply by repairing the high-hazard dam, a project that began with a $2.5 million grant I brought in. Finally, I’ll keep taking on immediate-need projects, with wastewater code updates being the most recent example.

Plans to oversee a flood-resilience study and seek construction grants for flood solutions.

Committed to protecting the drinking-water supply by repairing the high-hazard dam.

- Plans to oversee a flood-resilience study and seek construction grants for flood solutions.
- Committed to protecting the drinking-water supply by repairing the high-hazard dam.

Energy & the Environment

Tweeps P. Woods

Tweeps P. Woods earned a bachelor's degree in political science and mass communication from Macalester College and a master's degree in public administration from Columbia University.

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Tweeps P. Woods currently works as a manager at Advisory. She previously worked as director of business development for the Association of Chartered Certified Accounts, senior advisor at DalyGonzalez, executive director of the Committee for Taxi Safety, director of special projects for the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission, and policy advisor in the Mayor’s Office of Operations. She also worked for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.

Tweeps currently serves as a Cold Spring Village Trustee. She was appointed in 2021 to fill a vacancy and was elected in 2022 and 2024.

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As of October 28, 2026, Tweeps P. Woods’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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