Denise Quinn - Wawayanda Town Supervisor

Denise Quinn - Wawayanda Town Supervisor It has been an absolute honor to serve as your Town Supervisor. Our team works hard to:

1. To Keep Our Taxes Stable
2. To Be Available to All Residents

Always Improve the Quality of Life in Our Town
3. Maintain Quality Roads and Infrastructure
4.

Please enjoy the new park on County Route 50
04/26/2026

Please enjoy the new park on County Route 50

It was a great time attending the Opening Day ceremonies for Minisink Valley Little League this morning!Thank you to eve...
04/11/2026

It was a great time attending the Opening Day ceremonies for Minisink Valley Little League this morning!

Thank you to everyone who helps to make this league possible for our kids! They looked great and are ready to PLAY BALL!


04/02/2026

Traffic Advisory Notice – Saturday, April 4, 2026

Residents and visitors are advised to avoid the area surrounding Orange County Fair Speedway on Saturday, April 4, 2026, due to a large-scale event being held on the property.

The “Diesels of New York Truck Event” is expected to draw significant attendance, resulting in heavy traffic congestion throughout the day. The following roadways are likely to be impacted:
• Route 211
• East Main Street
• Carpenter Avenue
• Wisner Avenue
• Schutt Road

Looking forward to seeing everyone next Saturday
03/15/2026

Looking forward to seeing everyone next Saturday

Contact your local State Senator and Assembly representative to let them know how you feel about this!! Below is the rec...
03/04/2026

Contact your local State Senator and Assembly representative to let them know how you feel about this!!

Below is the recently released memo regarding the impacts of NYS clean energy initiatives are going to have on our bill. Be prepared for your bills to go up even more than they did this year.

02/18/2026

Regarding the proposed water district consolidation in Wawayanda: I want to clarify a few points. This decision would ONLY impact residents who live within one of the five established water districts—not the entire town. The Town Board remains committed to transparency and has shared materials, including cost comparisons and consolidation scenarios. The Town Board has reached out to encourage all affected residents to contact the Supervisor's office directly with questions or to share your opinions on this matter if they are unable to attend the meeting. We are committed to providing more details and addressing concerns transparently which is the reason for a second informational meeting. That said, the public info meeting tomorrow (Feb 19 at 7 PM, Shannen Park) is a great chance to learn more and voice your thoughts.
Transparency benefits everyone—let’s discuss facts, not fear.

A very successful 1st "Conversation with the Supervisor" session with my special guests and friends Assemblyman Karl Bra...
02/07/2026

A very successful 1st "Conversation with the Supervisor" session with my special guests and friends Assemblyman Karl Brabenec and Orange County Legislator John Paul Ruszkiewicz!

Thank you to everyone that stopped by town hall, on this very cold day, to say hello and talk about various issues!

01/28/2026

SATURDAY WITH THE SUPERVISOR

📅 Saturday, February 7
🕙 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

📍 80 Ridgeberry Hill Rd.
Slade Hill, New York

Join us for Saturday with the Supervisor, an informal opportunity for residents to meet, ask questions, and discuss matters important to our community.

⭐ Special Guest:
Assemblyman Karl Brabenec

This is a great chance to speak directly with your local and state representatives, share concerns, and learn more about ongoing initiatives.

✔ Open to all residents
✔ No appointment necessary

We look forward to seeing you there!

01/25/2026
01/25/2026

For everyone’s safety, it is critical that non-essential travel be avoided during severe winter weather. Staying off the roads allows emergency responders, utility crews, and highway departments to do their jobs efficiently, reduces the risk of accidents, and helps ensure that those who must travel can do so as safely as possible. Your patience and staying home can prevent serious injuries and keep our community functioning during the storm.

On the bright side, staying home does not have to be boring. This is the perfect opportunity to finally reorganize that closet you have been avoiding, catch up on a show you claim you “don’t have time” to watch, attempt a new crockpot recipe, or see how long it takes before your family starts arguing over board games. You can even shovel your walkway just to feel productive, then go right back inside and enjoy the fact that you did not have to drive anywhere.

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