A public servant, not a politician.
Government attorney at the city, county, and state levels — in all three branches. Small business owner. New City dad. Eugene has spent a decade making government work for the people.
Now he wants to do it for Clarkstown.
This is home.
Eugene and his wife Michelle are raising their two young children, Jaxon and Olivia, in New City. He isn't just running for office — he's fighting for the future of the community his family calls home.
His entire career has been guided by the same principles: honesty, integrity, transparency, and equity. Every day, he has worked to stop the waste of taxpayer money and root out impropriety — while making sure government actually delivers.
He wants the same thing you do: for the town your kids grow up in to still be the town you chose.
He's spent a decade doing this job — at the city, county, and state level. Now he's bringing it home.
He's protected municipalities from overdevelopment before.
In Rockland County, Eugene was instrumental in enforcing zoning laws and securing hundreds of acres of open space from reckless overdevelopment. When he pledges to halt illegal property uses and modernize the zoning code, it's because he has spent his career enforcing the very laws designed to protect neighborhoods like yours.
He's also an entrepreneur — businesses since age 15, his own law firm since 2021. He knows what it means to meet a payroll, and why Clarkstown's small businesses need less red tape and a government that moves fast.