Education: Juris Doctor, Brooklyn Law School (1988); B.A., Duquesne University, 1983

Luzio Mount Kisco Mayor 2023 Primary Candidate Profile

Tom Luzio
Mount Kisco Rotary welcome's it's newest member Village Trustee - Thomas G. Luzio
Tom getting official 'pinned' by long time Rotarian Anthony Monteleone:

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Thomas G. Luzio earned a bachelor's degree from Duquesne University and a law degree from Brooklyn Law School. He is a member of Mount Kisco Rotary.

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Tom’s public service career includes serving as an Assistant District Attorney in Westchester County.

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Previous or Current Elected or Appointed Office:

Appointed Assistant District Attorney, Kings County DA, 1988.
Appointed Assistant District Attorney, Queens County DA, 1993.
Appointed Deputy Bureau Chief, Queens County DA, 1996.
Appointed Bureau Chief, Westchester County DA, 1998.
Appointed Senior Assistant Deputy Attorney General, OCTF, NYS Attorney General, 2017.

Thomas G. Luzio works as an attorney. He has served as an assistant district attorney in Westchester County and held positions in the Kings County and Queens County district attorneys’ offices, including deputy bureau chief in Queens. He also served as bureau chief in Westchester County and senior assistant deputy attorney general with the New York State Attorney General’s Office.

Thomas works as an attorney. He has served as an assistant district attorney in Westchester County and held positions in the Kings County and Queens County district attorneys’ offices, including deputy bureau chief in Queens. He also served as bureau chief in Westchester County and senior assistant deputy attorney general with the New York State Attorney General’s Office.

Board of Trustees

Trustees

Name 		Email Address 		Title 		Term Expiration 
J. Michael Cindrich	mayorcindrich@mountkiscony.gov	Mayor	 12/1/2027
Karen B. Schleimer	deputymayorschleimer@mountkiscony.gov	Deputy Mayor	 12/7/2026
Tammy Brown	trusteebrown@mountkiscony.gov	Trustee	 12/2/2027
Heather Bryant	trusteebryant@mountkiscony.gov	Trustee	 12/1/2027
Thomas G. Luzio	trusteeluzio@mountkiscony.gov	Trustee	 12/7/2026


Village Board of Trustees | Mount Kisco

Tom Luzio won a seat on the Mount Kisco Village Board Tuesday night.

Democratic candidates Karen Schleimer and Tom Luzio easily won their races Tuesday for a pair of trustees’ seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board against two first-time candidates.

Schleimer, Luzio Easily Win Election for Mt. Kisco Village Board Seats

Tom currently serves as a trustee on the Mount Kisco Village Board. He was elected to the board.

Thomas currently serves as a trustee on the Mount Kisco Village Board. He was elected to the board.

2026 New York General Election

I hope to make us as energy efficient as possible by 2027, both buildings and vehicles. I will insure that neighborhoods are not rezoned on the whim of others in government. I will continue our tradition of downtown events, such as the various festivals and farmers market. And I will listen to all, including those who do not shout out their concerns at board meetings.

Plans to prevent neighborhoods from being rezoned “on the whim of others in government.”

- Plans to prevent neighborhoods from being rezoned “on the whim of others in government.”

Housing & Urban Development

I will insure that neighborhoods are not rezoned on the whim of others in government. I will continue our tradition of downtown events, such as the various festivals and farmers market. And I will listen to all, including those who do not shout out their concerns at board meetings.

As a Village Trustee, he has kept tax increases below inflation while maintaining essential services, improved dialogue with the County Police Department by implementing quarterly meetings, and saved taxpayer money by helping stop unconstitutional proposals that could have resulted in costly lawsuits.

Plans to continue downtown events, including festivals and the farmers' market.

As a Village Trustee, he maintained essential services while keeping tax increases below inflation.

- Plans to continue downtown events, including festivals and the farmers' market.
- As a Village Trustee, he maintained essential services while keeping tax increases below inflation.

Public Services

I am proud of doing my part in keeping Westchester safe throughout my law enforcement career but equally proud of creating Road to Recovery in Westchester County, an alternative to incarceration program for non-violent felony offenders, seven years prior to legislation requiring it in NY State. Additionally, my creation of an Overdose Response Initiative in the middle of the opioid epidemic demonstrates both my commitment to enforcing our laws while at the same time as addressing the needs of those addicted to drugs. The same concerns and that same balance will be necessary as Mayor.

Created an Overdose Response Initiative that paired law enforcement with efforts to address the needs of people with drug addictions.

As a Village Trustee, he implemented quarterly meetings with the County Police Department to improve dialogue.

- Created an Overdose Response Initiative that paired law enforcement with efforts to address the needs of people with drug addictions.
- As a Village Trustee, he implemented quarterly meetings with the County Police Department to improve dialogue.

Public Safety

Tom has been a consistent advocate for moving the Preston Way Bridge reconstruction forward. He has voted to advance the project and, in August 2025, was the lone vote against spending up to $10,000 on an additional title search, saying he believed it would not reduce the Village’s responsibility for the project.

The New York State Department of Transportation has stated that the bridge is Village-owned and jointly maintained by Mount Kisco and the MTA. Whatever disagreements remain over ownership, maintenance, and cost-sharing, Mount Kisco is the municipality advancing the reconstruction. We have to lead the project forward; no other entity is going to rebuild the bridge for us.​

"I had no problem with getting motorized scooters and bikes off but when it comes to the bikes on our sidewalks, we are an urban town," said Trustee Thomas G. Luzio, who voted in opposition. "We have many, many folks who commute by bicycle or who ride to their jobs."

New law aimed toward pedestrian safety adopted in Mount Kisco

Advocates advancing Preston Way Bridge reconstruction, saying Mount Kisco must lead because no other entity will rebuild the bridge.

Voted against restricting bicycles on sidewalks while supporting restrictions on motorized scooters and bikes.

- Advocates advancing Preston Way Bridge reconstruction, saying Mount Kisco must lead because no other entity will rebuild the bridge.
- Voted against restricting bicycles on sidewalks while supporting restrictions on motorized scooters and bikes.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As a Village Trustee, he kept tax increases below inflation while maintaining essential services.

- As a Village Trustee, he kept tax increases below inflation while maintaining essential services.

Economy

Supports protecting remaining green space, including Leonard Park.

My positions are clear for our government: a stronger code of ethics with full financial disclosure, better communication, more transparency, protecting our remaining green space, including Leonard Park, and addressing our pressing traffic safety concerns as soon as possible. I have a long work history in government that will enable me to mesh with those folks who provide the great services we have here, such as the Westchester County PD, our volunteer firemen and EMS workers and the men and women of our DPW (to name a few).

As of October 23, 2026, Thomas G. Luzio’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Plans to make village buildings and vehicles as energy-efficient as possible by 2027.

- As a Village Trustee, he maintained essential services while keeping tax increases below inflation.

- As a Village Trustee, he implemented quarterly meetings with the County Police Department to improve dialogue.

THOMAS G LUZIO

Party Affiliation: Democrat

Family: Wife Erica Van Patten, Daughter Sylvie Luzio, Son Charles Luzio, Stepdaughter Sam Berlind.

Education: Juris Doctor, Brooklyn Law School (1988); B.A., Duquesne University, 1983

Occupation: Attorney - 35 years

Thomas G. Luzio Mount Kisco mayor 2023 primary candidate profile

Thomas G. Luzio earned a bachelor's degree from Duquesne University and a law degree from Brooklyn Law School. He is married to Erica Van Patten and has three children.

Education: Juris Doctor, Brooklyn Law School (1988); B.A., Duquesne University, 1983

Occupation: Attorney - 35 years

Previous or Current Elected or Appointed Office:

Appointed Assistant District Attorney, Kings County DA, 1988.
Appointed Assistant District Attorney, Queens County DA, 1993.
Appointed Deputy Bureau Chief, Queens County DA, 1996.
Appointed Bureau Chief, Westchester County DA, 1998.
Appointed Senior Assistant Deputy Attorney General, OCTF, NYS Attorney General, 2017.

Thomas G. Luzio works as an attorney. He previously worked as an assistant district attorney in Kings and Queens counties, deputy bureau chief in the Queens County District Attorney's Office, bureau chief in the Westchester County District Attorney's Office, and senior assistant deputy attorney general in the New York State Attorney General's Office.

Plans to oppose neighborhood rezoning undertaken "on the whim of others in government."

Plans to continue downtown events, including festivals and the farmers market.

Said he supports balancing law enforcement with addressing the needs of people with drug addictions.

As a village trustee, implemented quarterly meetings with the County Police Department to improve dialogue.

Voted against restricting nonmotorized bicycles on sidewalks, citing their use by commuters and people traveling to work.

Advocates for moving Preston Way Bridge reconstruction forward and has voted to advance the project.

As a village trustee, kept tax increases below inflation while maintaining essential services.

Advocates for protecting remaining green space, including Leonard Park.

Plans to make village buildings and vehicles as energy efficient as possible by 2027.

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My positions are clear for our government: a stronger code of ethics with full financial disclosure, better communication, more transparency, protecting our remaining green space, including Leonard Park, and addressing our pressing traffic safety concerns as soon as possible. I have a long work history in government that will enable me to mesh with those folks who provide the great services we have here, such as the Westchester County PD, our volunteer firemen and EMS workers and the men and women of our DPW (to name a few). I hope to make us as energy efficient as possible by 2027, both buildings and vehicles.