Since taking office in January, my office and I have worked tirelessly for Riverhead residents, promoting accountability and moving Riverhead forward. I was able to cut $40,000 from the salaries in the Supervisor’s Office, pay off $7 million in CPF debt (saving taxpayers $600,000 in interest), and offer a retirement incentive to our PBA, SOA, and CSEA workers, which is expected to reduce 2027 taxes by approximately 1%, with additional savings for years to come.

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I was also able to close the $450,000 shortfall in the 2026 budget left to me by the previous supervisor, while identifying funds to begin introducing electronic permitting in our Building Department. We uncovered employee fraud and led the effort to remove the individual responsible. (read more)