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Eugene Bondar for Clarkstown Supervisor — 2026
Eugene Bondar will end reckless development, stabilize town property taxes, and run a town government that answers to residents — not developers.
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End reckless overdevelopment
Town Hall approved hundreds of high-density units, with more in the pipeline. Eugene will stop the pile-on before your street is next.
What it means for you: no high-rise buildings at the end of your street, and a commute that doesn’t get worse every year.
Learn more →Stabilize town property taxes
Under the current supervisor, the Town debt is $139M+, with nearly $40,000 a day going to debt payments. Eugene will open the books, end the waste that’s already cost taxpayers millions, and stabilize your tax bill.
What it means for you: a town that audits itself before it bills you.
Learn more →Enforce the codes
The rules on the books mean nothing when Town Hall won’t enforce them. Eugene will apply them to everyone, including the connected, so illegal uses end for good.
What it means for you: your block stays the block you bought into — and your home’s value holds.
Learn more →Implement term limits
The current supervisor voted for term limits, then sued the town to roll them back. Eugene will make them stick, so elected officials don’t become career politicians in our town.
What it means for you: a Town Hall where the job never turns into a career.
Learn more →Fully fund law enforcement
Eugene will guarantee full funding for staffing, training, and equipment — so your family’s safety doesn’t depend on who’s in office.
What it means for you: coverage and response times that hold steady no matter who wins an election.
Learn more →Every promise, in writing.
Proposed laws and policies published before Election Day — so you can hold Eugene to them.
Proposed laws →Who's benefiting from today's Clarkstown?
That's the deal on the ballot this November. You don't have to accept it. It took years of votes at Town Hall to build this arrangement — it takes one vote from you to start taking it apart.
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You call Clarkstown home for a reason.
The quiet street. The trees. A yard where your kids play, and neighbors who know your name. Nobody moves to Clarkstown for the traffic, the tax bill, or a high-rise project at the end of the block. On November 3, you're not just picking a supervisor — you're deciding whether the town you chose stays the town you chose. That decision doesn't belong to the developers or the politicians. It belongs to the people who show up.
It belongs to you.