2026 New York General Election

MEGHAN RADERSTRONG

Meghan Raderstrong grew up in the town of Mount Pleasant. She serves as secretary and as a volunteer ambulance driver with the Sleepy Hollow Ambulance Corps.

Meghan currently teaches English as a New Language in White Plains. She previously worked as a classroom teacher and trained as a reading specialist.

- Calls for denying a zoning variance for a self-storage facility, citing its proposed height and setback, as well as its impact on Route 9 traffic.

- Plans to prioritize connecting residents with local service institutions as trustee.

As of October 23, 2026, MEGHAN RADERSTRONG’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Meghan Raderstrong grew up in the town of Mount Pleasant and moved back home more than a decade ago. She teaches Sunday School at the Dutch Reform Church with her husband and serves as secretary and a volunteer ambulance driver with the Sleepy Hollow Ambulance Corps.

Meghan Raderstrong currently teaches English as a New Language in White Plains. She previously worked as a classroom teacher and trained as a reading specialist.

Meghan Raderstrong is originally from Mount Pleasant. She lives with her husband.

- Opposes the zoning variance for a self-storage facility proposed on Dibble Landscaping's lot.

Buket Urgen

Meghan Raderstrong grew up in the town of Mount Pleasant and moved back more than a decade ago. She serves as secretary and a volunteer ambulance driver with the Sleepy Hollow Ambulance Corps. She lives with her husband.

Letter to the Editor: Why I'm Running to be a Sleepy Hollow Trustee

This is Meghan Raderstrong, your neighbor on Spruce St in Sleepy Hollow. I am a volunteer with the ambulance corps and a parent to two young kids who walk and bike in and out of Webber park daily.
I am very against the zoning variance requested by Dibble landscaping to transform their lot into a self-storage facility.
Their requests to build a structure that is 10 feet from the street and 35 feet tall is in clear excess of the law -- and I feel strongly that its construction will only further exacerbate the town's already harrowing traffic issues on Rte 9.
I strongly urge you and your colleagues to deny this variance.

Village of Sleepy Hollow Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes (ZBA 7/16/2025)

Opposes Dibble Landscaping's zoning variance request to convert its lot into a self-storage facility.

- Opposes Dibble Landscaping's zoning variance request to convert its lot into a self-storage facility.

Housing & Urban Development

I decided to run for trustee to help reinvigorate our local service institutions. I hope you will not only vote for me but step up and volunteer in our community however you can. I am going to make connecting residents to our local service institutions a high priority during my time as trustee.

Prioritizes connecting residents with local service organizations.

- Prioritizes connecting residents with local service organizations.

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PATRICK SHEERAN

Patrick Sheeran graduated from Manhattan College with a Bachelor of Science in finance. He lives on Pocantico Street with his wife, Christine.

Patrick Sheeran opened the Beekman Ale House with his brother, Luke Sheeran. He previously worked in wealth management at Merrill Lynch and in his family’s bars and restaurants in Midtown Manhattan.

Patrick was elected as a Sleepy Hollow village trustee in March 2024 for a two-year term, after being appointed in August 2023 to fill Trustee Sandra Spiro's unexpired term.

As of October 23, 2026, PATRICK SHEERAN’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Patrick Sheeran earned a bachelor's degree in finance from Manhattan College. He is married to Christine.

Patrick opened the Beekman Ale House with his brother, Luke. He previously worked in wealth management at Merrill Lynch.

Patrick was elected as a Village Trustee in Sleepy Hollow in March 2024 to a two-year term. He had been appointed to an unexpired trustee term in August 2023.

Calls for downtown incentives to improve building facades and targeted efforts to reduce vacant lots and blight.

Prioritizes preserving Sleepy Hollow's historic streetscape and remaining downtown historic buildings as improvements are made.

Calls for better downtown infrastructure to reduce litter and for improved parking management.

Wants to establish a Sleepy Hollow business owner advisory group to prioritize downtown small-business investment.

RODOLPHE BOULANGER

Rodolphe Boulanger is a lifelong New Yorker. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in biochemistry from Swarthmore College and a Master of Business Administration from Columbia Business School. He volunteers on the Village’s Transportation and Parking Committee.

Rodolphe has worked in the wine and food retail industry. He has held leadership positions at local, regional, and national retailers in the U.S., United Kingdom, and France, and operated a small business in Westchester.

- Advocates redeveloping the former General Motors industrial site while preserving affordability, diversity, and the community's history.
- Calls for completing the Edge-on-Hudson project.

- Wants to build connections across physical, language, and other barriers to increase volunteerism and community engagement.
- Calls for expanded municipal services and redevelopment of vacant lots and unimproved parkland as the village grows.

As of October 23, 2026, RODOLPHE BOULANGER’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Calls for updated infrastructure and support for a range of transportation options as the village grows.

- Prioritizes continued support and expansion of local businesses along Beekman Avenue, Cortlandt Street, and Valley Street.

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Letter to the Editor: Why I'm Running for the Sleepy Hollow Board of ...

Every day I see change, opportunity, and progress in Sleepy Hollow, Westchester’s fastest-growing municipality. I believe the redevelopment of the former GM industrial site provides us with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to harness growth in the right way for all Village residents.

Letter to the Editor: Why I’m Running for the Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees

I believe the redevelopment of the former GM industrial site provides us with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to harness growth in the right way for all Village residents. We can address generation-long challenges and create a thriving Village core that works for residents while also supporting our tourism engine. We can achieve that in a manner that preserves the affordability, broad diversity, and rich history of our legendary community.

We need to ensure the completion of the Edge-on-Hudson project. However, there’s more to creating community than simply pouring concrete.

Advocates redeveloping the former General Motors industrial site while preserving affordability, diversity, and the community's history.

Calls for completing the Edge-on-Hudson project.

We need to ensure the completion of the Edge-on-Hudson project. However, there’s more to creating community than simply pouring concrete. I want to continue to build connections across the entire Village community’s barriers – physical, language, or otherwise – to drive volunteerism and engagement.

Development and change will continue, but we must make sure it is realized holistically and with all our residents in mind. Moreover, we need to keep up with the swelling needs of our enlarging community by expanding our municipal services, redeveloping our vacant lots and unimproved parkland, updating our infrastructure, and supporting diverse transportation systems.

Wants to build connections across physical, language, and other barriers to increase volunteerism and community engagement.

Calls for expanded municipal services and redevelopment of vacant lots and unimproved parkland as the village grows.

Calls for updated infrastructure and support for a range of transportation options as the village grows.

I want to continue to build connections across the entire Village community’s barriers – physical, language, or otherwise – to drive volunteerism and engagement. I am focused on the continued support and expansion of our local businesses along Beekman Avenue as well as Cortlandt and Valley Streets.

Prioritizes continued support and expansion of local businesses along Beekman Avenue, Cortlandt Street, and Valley Street.

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