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Bridget A. Bennett
REPUBLICAN
Bridget A. Bennett is running for New York Village Trustee, Pelham Manor.
Personal background
Bridget A. Bennett moved to Pelham Manor with her husband, Tom, in 1997. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in business education and corporate training from Lehman College. She and Tom raised six children.
Professional background
Bridget worked with her husband on their home-building business. She previously taught at Career Blazer Learning Center in New York City, where she became director of education, and later served as an adjunct lecturer at Lehman College and taught classes at Westchester Community College.
Political background
Bridget was elected as a Village of Pelham Manor trustee in 2018 and reelected in 2020.
Housing & Urban Development
Supported Local Law 1 of 2025, which expanded permitted business uses in the Four Corners retail district.
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Public Services
Supports the village’s comprehensive communication platform as part of an accessible approach to governance.
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Public Safety
Said the police department resumed Drug Abuse Resistance Education in schools and increased traffic monitoring and enforcement.
As police commissioner, works to maintain a highly trained, responsive, community-based police department.
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Prioritizes pedestrian and traffic safety through the Road Safety Starts with You resident-outreach campaign.
Supported crossing assistance for schoolchildren and red-light camera enforcement at Four Corners.
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Economy
As of October 23, 2026, Bridget A. Bennett’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Energy & the Environment
Supported limits on the days and hours gasoline-powered leaf blowers may operate and participation in the New York Power Authority Tree Power Program.
Is committed to environmental sustainability and resilience, including recycling, reuse, and organic-waste recycling programs.
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