Letter to the Community in Support of James Nolan for County Legislator
Nov. 1, 2023
Dear Bronxville Village Residents,
Please join us in supporting the re-election of James Nolan, incumbent County Legislator representing District 15, including Bronxville, parts of Eastchester and nearby Yonkers.
We are supporting James because he has a sense of purpose. He views public service as noble and thinks local. He has dedicated his young life to community service as the founder of the Michael Nolan Foundation formed in memory of his brother who was killed in a drive-by shooting in Yonkers.
James is dedicated to addressing quality of life issues, especially safer streets and local self-determination. He is a steadfast supporter of our extraordinary Police Department. He secured $7 million dollars in essential funding for County Police. He urged Albany to repeal the problematic bail reform legislation. He introduced legislation calling upon the Governor to halt her so-called “Housing Compact” that would surrender local zoning control to bureaucrats in Albany.
He has worked with Bronxville to get some of the million dollar plus in tax money we send to White Plains every year back in the community for needed projects.
James firmly believes that effective governance transcends political boundaries. He is dedicated to work collaboratively and tirelessly to serve the needs and concerns of all constituents, regardless of their party affiliation.
James is a proven public servant. Not a politician. He gets it. And he gets it done.
Whether you are a Democrat, Republican or Independent, we urge you to vote to re-elect James Nolan on November 7th.
Sincerely,
Dr. Robert Andrews
Michelle Antonini
Ginger Austi
Peter Borducci
Sandra Borducci
Donald Bringle
Emily Bringle
Joanna Campbell
Roger Capucci
Julia Castagna
Guy Corcoran
David Cyganowski
Katie Cyganowski
Kristi Deasy
Coco DeMarr
Finbar DeMarr
Dr. Corinne Devereux
Dr. Dick Devereux
Jane Devereux
Maura Fitzgerald
Dale Frehse
Fabio Goldoni
Michael Girimonti
Bernadette Grealy
William Grealy
Meghan Hackett
Allison Hecht
Jim Hennessy
Maureen Hennessy
Michael Herman
Mark Jennings
Joanne Johnson
Micki Kennedy
Kathy Knox
Erin Krestinkski
Avery McEnery
Kathryn McGrath
Fran Pepe
Louise Pepe
Ed Reilly
Abigail Roesser
Jane Sears
Luke Sears
Aaron Shafer
Jennifer Spitz
Roger Spitz
Jan Wortel
Liana Wortel
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