Port Chester’s Mayor Pilla seeking a third term; Democrats meet tonight
Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla said today he’s hoping to win another two-year term in the March 15 village election. His nomination is expected at tonight’s Democratic caucus.
“I’m committed to finishing what I started,” he said, noting the creation of a Code Enforcement Department, disciplinary investigations in the Building and Public Works departments, and the development of a village master plan.
“There’s a lot of work to be done, but I’m pleased with the progress. I think we have a talented staff, and we all work well together,” he said.
Caucuses for the Republican, Conservative and Independence parties are all scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 25.
(Photo: Mayor Dennis Pilla speaks to young constituents in March 2010 during a meeting about the election for six village trustees. Leah Rae/The Journal News)
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Here’s hoping for another Pilla term. The current board, a product of that dreadful election decision, is nearly dysfunctional at this point. Without Pilla Port Chester will slide backwards.