BREAKING: Haverstraw’s Howard T. Phillips Jr., Orangetown’s Teresa M. Kenny, and Stony Point’s Amy Conklin-Stamm Win Town Supervisor Races Across Rockland

In the Town of Haverstraw, Howard T. Phillips Jr. was re-elected as Town Supervisor, extending his long tenure at the helm of town government. Phillips, who has served for more than two decades, is credited for steady fiscal management, infrastructure improvements, and expanding community programs.

In Orangetown, Teresa M. Kenny was re-elected as Town Supervisor. First elected in 2019, Kenny has emphasized transparency, financial responsibility, and enhanced public safety throughout her administration. Her re-election reflects continued voter confidence in her leadership and direction for Orangetown.

The Town of Stony Point saw new leadership as Amy Conklin-Stamm was elected Town Supervisor, succeeding outgoing Supervisor Jim Monaghan, who did not seek re-election. Conklin-Stamm’s campaign focused on responsive government, environmental protection, and resident engagement, appealing to voters seeking a fresh perspective.

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