2026 New York General Election

Trustee Denis-Hogue has been a resident of Suffern for 7 years. College history includes early childhood education and is currently working as a lead teacher in a classroom of 2 year old toddlers.

Board of Trustees – Village of Suffern, New York

Trustee Denis-Hogue is married to Tyrone Hogue, a Detective with the NYPD for over 14 years. They share two children – a girl and a boy. Both kids attend Richard P. Connor Elementary School.

Mrs. Denis-Hogue has been teaching in an early childhood setting for over 17 years and has been volunteering at school events here in Suffern. She is often working along side other parents and staff. She is fluent in Spanish and has been an active community member, engaging the residents of our great Village since 2016.

Angela M. Hogue studied early childhood education in college and volunteers at school events in Suffern. She is married to Tyrone Hogue, and they have two children.

2023_11_20-Village-Board-Meeting-Minutes.pdf

Angela M. Hogue studied early childhood education in college. She is a married mother of two.

Angela M. Hogue currently works as a lead teacher in a classroom for two-year-old children.

Suffern Village Trustee Unexpired Term
Candidate	Total Votes	% Votes
Angela M. Hogue (D, C) (D)	1,809	79.3%
Lance S. Weinstein (R) (R)	472	20.7%

Rockland County election results

OATHS OF OFFICE
Village Clerk Melissa B. Reimer administered the Oath of Office to:
• Trustee Steven Alpert to a two-year term to expire at 12:00 noon, December 7, 2026.
• Trustee Angela Hogue to a two-year term to expire at 12:00 noon, December 7, 2026.
Mayor Curley stated that it has been an honor to work with Steve Alpert and he is glad to have him, and Angela Hogue re-elected. They make it a very successful team to better this Village and it is great having them.

2024_12_02-Village-Board-Reorganization-Meeting-Minutes.pdf

Angela serves as a Village Trustee in Suffern. She was elected to fill an unexpired term in 2023 and reelected in 2024 to a two-year term ending in 2026.

Rockland County election results | The Journal News - Lohud

As of October 27, 2026, Angela M. Hogue did not have a website or any information online.

Housing & Urban Development

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RESOLUTION NO. 127 OF 2024
BOND RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE OF SUFFERN, NEW YORK, ADOPTED AUGUST 5, 2024, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS IN A PRINCIPAL AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $3,100,000 TO FINANCE THE ACQUISITION OF A FIRE TRUCK, STATING THE ESTIMATED MAXIMUM COST THEREOF IS $3,100,000 AND APPROPRIATING SAID AMOUNT FOR SUCH PURPOSE.

Section 1. The Village of Suffern, in the County of Rockland, New York, is hereby authorized to issue bonds in a principal amount not to exceed $3,100,000 pursuant to the Local Finance Law, constituting Chapter 33-a of the Consolidated Laws of the State of New York, to finance the acquisition of a fire truck.

The adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows:
YES NO ABSENT
Trustee Meegan-Corrigan X
Trustee Alpert X
Trustee Hogue X
Trustee Osborn X
Mayor Curley X
The resolution was declared adopted.

2024_08_05-Village-Board-Meeting-Minutes.pdf (Village of Suffern Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes, Monday, August 5, 2024)

RESOLUTION NO. 015 OF 2025
AUTHORIZING THE NOMINATION OF EMMANUEL P. CARTER TO THE POSITION OF POLICE OFFICER PART-TIME
RESOLVED, the Board of Trustees hereby nominates Emmanuel P. Carter to the position of Police Officer Part-Time, pending final certification of qualifications by Rockland County Personnel.

A motion to approve the foregoing resolution was made by Trustee Osborn and seconded by Trustee Hogue, with Trustee Alpert in favor, and Trustee Meegan Corrigan was absent.
Adopted: January 28, 2025

2025_01_28-Village-Board-Special-Meeting-Minutes-1.pdf

As a village trustee, voted for up to $3.1 million in bonds to acquire a fire truck.

As a village trustee, seconded the nomination of Emmanuel P. Carter as a part-time police officer.

- As a village trustee, voted for up to $3.1 million in bonds to acquire a fire truck.
- As a village trustee, seconded the nomination of Emmanuel P. Carter as a part-time police officer.

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Angela M. Hogue

As of October 27, 2026, Angela M. Hogue’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Angela M. Hogue studied early childhood education in college. She is married to Tyrone Hogue, and they have two children. She volunteers at school events in Suffern.

Angela currently works as a lead teacher in a classroom for two-year-olds and has taught in early childhood settings.

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

FORMER BOARD MEMBER OF ROCKLAND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
2 STEPCHILDREN IN SUFFERN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Meghan Lynch & Wayne Jennings for Suffern Village Trustee

MEGHAN
LYNCH
FORMER TEACHER
BOARD MEMBER BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS OF ROCKLAND
FORMER BOARD MEMBER OF ROCKLAND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

BOARD MEMBER BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS OF ROCKLAND
FORMER BOARD MEMBER OF ROCKLAND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
2 STEPCHILDREN IN SUFFERN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Meghan Lynch serves on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland and formerly served on the board of Rockland Youth Empowerment. She has two stepchildren in the Suffern school district.

MEGHAN
LYNCH
FORMER TEACHER
BOARD MEMBER BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS OF ROCKLAND

STOP ILLEGAL HOUSING PRACTICES IN SUFFERN VILLAGE

Our community deserves safe, lawful, and fairly managed housing. This initiative calls for concerns about potentially illegal housing practices in Suffern Village to be properly documented, investigated, and addressed by the appropriate authorities.

We support enforcement of applicable housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements, while ensuring that residents and property owners are treated fairly and have access to due process. The goal is transparency, accountability, safe housing conditions, and compliance with the law.

Supports documenting, investigating, and enforcing housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements while providing due process.

- Supports documenting, investigating, and enforcing housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements while providing due process.

Revitalize Suffern’s downtown by creating a more vibrant, welcoming, and business-friendly environment. Focus on improving streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events while supporting existing businesses and attracting new restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs. A stronger downtown can increase economic activity, create jobs, encourage investment, and make Suffern a destination for residents and visitors.

Proposes improving public spaces and events as part of downtown Suffern revitalization.

- Proposes improving public spaces and events as part of downtown Suffern revitalization.

As of October 27, 2026, Meghan Lynch’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Proposes improving downtown streetscapes, walkability, and parking as part of downtown revitalization.

- Proposes improving downtown streetscapes, walkability, and parking as part of downtown revitalization.

CAMPAIGN PROMISES

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CUT SUFFERN TAXES

Cut Suffern Taxes is a local campaign focused on reducing the tax burden on residents of Suffern, New York. The campaign advocates for lower taxes, greater fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending. It encourages residents to learn about local budgets, taxes, and government spending and to participate in decisions affecting the community.

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REVITALIZE SUFFERN’S DOWNTOWN

Revitalize Suffern’s downtown by creating a more vibrant, welcoming, and business-friendly environment. Focus on improving streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events while supporting existing businesses and attracting new restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs. A stronger downtown can increase economic activity, create jobs, encourage investment, and make Suffern a destination for residents and visitors.

Advocates for lower Suffern taxes, fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending.

Proposes revitalizing downtown Suffern to support existing businesses and attract restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs.

- Advocates for lower Suffern taxes, fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending.
- Proposes revitalizing downtown Suffern to support existing businesses and attract restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs.

Meghan Lynch

Mauricio Mendez

Edward Krutsch

A 2026 voter guide lists the Suffern Village Trustee contest and states: “Vote for up to two. Each is a two-year term.” It identifies “Democrat Steven P. Alpert Incumbent.”

Rockland County general election 2026: What’s on the ballot

Steven P. Alpert currently serves as a Village Trustee in Suffern.

As of October 27, 2026, Steven P. Alpert did not have a website or any information online.

Steven P. Alpert

As of October 27, 2026, Steven P. Alpert’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Calls for enforcing the 2% tax levy limit and working with village officials to make cuts needed to meet the cap.

WAYNE
JENNINGS
CSEA MEMBER
NYSSFA MEMBER
SUFFERN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
CHILD GRADUATED SUFFERN SCHOOLS

Elect Meghan Lynch & Wayne Jennings for Suffern Village Trustee

Wayne Jennings graduated from Suffern High School. He has a child who graduated from Suffern schools.

Our community deserves safe, lawful, and fairly managed housing. This initiative calls for concerns about potentially illegal housing practices in Suffern Village to be properly documented, investigated, and addressed by the appropriate authorities.

We support enforcement of applicable housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements, while ensuring that residents and property owners are treated fairly and have access to due process. The goal is transparency, accountability, safe housing conditions, and compliance with the law.

Supports enforcing housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements while ensuring due process for residents and property owners.

- Supports enforcing housing, zoning, building, occupancy, and tenant-protection requirements while ensuring due process for residents and property owners.

As of October 27, 2026, Wayne Jennings’s website did not contain information on this issue.

REVITALIZE SUFFERN’S DOWNTOWN

Revitalize Suffern’s downtown by creating a more vibrant, welcoming, and business-friendly environment. Focus on improving streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events while supporting existing businesses and attracting new restaurants, retailers, professional services, and entrepreneurs. A stronger downtown can increase economic activity, create jobs, encourage investment, and make Suffern a destination for residents and visitors.

Supports improving downtown streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events to support existing businesses and attract new ones.

- Supports improving downtown streetscapes, storefronts, walkability, parking, public spaces, and events to support existing businesses and attract new ones.

CUT SUFFERN TAXES

Cut Suffern Taxes is a local campaign focused on reducing the tax burden on residents of Suffern, New York. The campaign advocates for lower taxes, greater fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending. It encourages residents to learn about local budgets, taxes, and government spending and to participate in decisions affecting the community.

Advocates for lower taxes, fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending.

- Advocates for lower taxes, fiscal accountability, and careful review of municipal spending.

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