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Democrat for Hyde Park Town Board, Ward 3

Paul Donnelly

A social studies teacher of more than twenty years, running for re-election to represent Ward 3 on the Hyde Park Town Board, committed to smart growth that balances development with our community's values.

Paul Donnelly
"I'm running for town board to build a stronger Hyde Park, one that balances growth with community values. As a teacher for over twenty years and a member of the zoning board for five, I've gained hands-on experience guiding thoughtful economic development. I'm committed to smart growth and a brighter future for our community."
Paul Donnelly
Background

Experience and education

Experience

  • High school social studies teacher for over twenty years.
  • Faculty advisor to student government.
  • Current member of the Hyde Park Town Board, and served five years on the Hyde Park Zoning Board.

Education

  • M.S.Ed. in Adolescence Education (Social Studies concentration), College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY.
  • B.A. in Social Studies (Adolescence Education), SUNY New Paltz.
  • School Building Leader (SBL) certification.
Where Paul stands

Priorities for Hyde Park

Fallkill River flooding

Working to identify solutions to reduce flooding along the Fallkill River.

Roads and infrastructure

Partnering with the Highway Superintendent to improve infrastructure, including paving Roosevelt Road.

A new Ward 3 playground

Seeking grant funding for a new neighborhood playground in Ward 3.

Supporting our police

As Police Liaison, continuing to support the Hyde Park Police Department and advocate for the resources they need to keep our community safe.

One team on the ballot

Elect the whole Hyde Park slate.

Paul is running alongside our full slate of Hyde Park Democrats. One shared budget, managed by the Hyde Park Democratic Committee, supports every candidate, so a gift to the committee helps the entire team.

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  • Donate to fund the entire slate, not just one race.
  • Volunteer to knock doors, register voters, or host a gathering.
  • Vote for the full Democratic team in your ward this November.