David Pell for Fayette Town Justice

  Hello, I am David Pell and I am in the only competitive election for a local town office on November 4th, 2025. I am asking for your vote for Fayette Town Justice. Although relatively new here, I have been elected and served two terms as Justice of the Peace in Hinesburg, Vermont. Since then, I’ve lived 16 years in New York, here and in Baldwinsville, NY. I’ve worked as an independent carpenter and contractor for much of my working life and have a college degree (BA, U of Utah, ‘80). 

     In a wonderful relationship here. I am running to serve this great town in the best possible way and to give voters a choice considering my past experiences. We already help out with Meals on Wheels, but I’d like to do more.

     NY State Judicial guidelines recommend Citizens, not Law Enforcement, should be a Town Justice. Being neither Lawyer, nor Law Enforcement, I wish to follow the advice of both professions to keep our people, roads, homes and waterways safe. And doing so without favor to Defense or Prosecution. 

     The Town Justice is part time and deals with multiple cases monthly, such as traffic, boating, civil violations, arraignments, civil suits, and diverse legal issues and challenges. Without local biases, I can be independent of party and I resolve to be fair. 

     While campaigning door to door in Fayette, the largest town in area in Seneca County, I will enjoy meeting more of my neighbors and have enjoyed meeting folks at Town Hall and Court. 

      Thank you for your consideration. 

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Robert Dinan for Waterloo Town Board

Bob Dinan

• Married 48 years this October 29, 2025
• Father of four adult children
• Grandfather of nine grandchildren
• Lifelong resident of Waterloo

Personal Statement:

My role throughout my life has been to listen, analyze and help individuals and families find solutions to issues that disrupted their life. As an administrator I employed the same strategy to assist my therapeutic staff in working with their patients. Having been part of various administrative teams I enjoyed partnering with others to bring about effective solutions for the organization. If elected I will endeavor to listen, analyze and work with presenting issues to the benefit of the people of the Town of Waterloo in a professional manner.

Education:

• Graduate of Syracuse University with a Masters of Social Work degree - 1993
• Graduate of Oswego State University with a BA in Psychology - 1975

Employment:

• Retired as Clinical Program Director of Seneca County Mental Health
• Former Clinical/Psychiatric Social Worker at John D. Kelly Behavioral Health Clinic, Penn Yan, NY
• Former Clinical/Psychiatric Social Worker Geneva General & Taylor Brown Memorial Hospitals
• Former Acting Director of Geneva General & Taylor Brown Memorial Hospitals Social Work Department
• Former Medical Social Worker at Taylor Brown Memorial & Geneva General Hospitals
• Former Child Protective Services Caseworker at Seneca County Department of Social Services

Community Activities:

• Current Director of Saint Mary’s Folk Group
• Current Member of St. Francis & St. Clare Parish Liturgy Committee
• Past President and Vice President of St. Mary’s Pastoral Council
• Former Waterloo Little League Coach

Hobbies: Guitarist, Woodworker, Spiritual Reading, 3 D Printing, Photography, Weightlifting

 Robert Dinan for Waterloo Town Council

Town Supervisor, Ted Young, 32 W Wright Ave. Waterloo, NY 13165

Town Clerk, Tina Bajdas, 53 E. Wright Ave. Waterloo, NY 13165

Town Justice, Carl Altemari, 2328 Brewer Rd. Waterloo, NY 13165

Town Council Member, Kate Woodhouse, 104 Stark St. Waterloo, NY 13165

Town Council Member, Matt Morrin, 11 E. Wright Ave. Waterloo, NY 13165

Highway Superintendent, Joe Mull, 24 Center St. Waterloo, NY 13165