Peter DeLucia’s educational, professional and volunteer experience makes him uniquely qualified to be our next Town Supervisor. As a homeowner, taxpayer, and parent, he is mindful of what the residents of Lewisboro expect from their town officials.

Peter holds a B.A. from Suny-Albany and a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Pace University. Currently he is the Supervisor of the Administrative Hearing Office of the Westchester County Health Department.

Regarded as one of our most experienced and hardest working Town Board members, Peter’s efforts over the past two years were key to the successful completion of projects including the town pool renovations, new construction at the Little League field in Town Park, and the implementation of a more user-friendly regulatory process for homeowners. Peter took a leadership role in delivering a sound, zero-increase budget which began a phased project to repair our dilapidated roads. He looks forward to facilitating the Library’s move to a new facility, and to achieving long-awaited ADA compliance.

Peter will use his administrative skills to streamline and modernize the Town Supervisor’s office. Before his election to the Town Board, Peter served on the Town’s Conservation Advisory Council from 2002 to September 2003. From 2003 to 2005 he was a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals, where he was praised for his fairness, dedication and common sense. Peter and his wife, Kim, built their home in Vista over 11 years ago. Since that time, with their twins, Justin and Lauren, they have pursued their passion for sports and the outdoors. Peter’s parents are active seniors and also live in Lewisboro.

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Peter Clark’s friendly and outgoing personallity and years of dedicated service to our community will make him an ideal addition to the Town Board. He is equally committed to preserving Lewisboro’s environment and providing the best possible recreational opportunities for our children. A member of the Town’s Architectural and Community Appearance Review Council since 2002, Peter has distinguished himself with balanced decisions which respect homeowners’ choices while preserving the integrity of Lewisboro’s historic structures and rural charm. Peter has over twenty years’ experience in residential
construction and property management. He attended the University of Vermont and Columbia University before leaving to start his own fine-cabinetry business.

Peter served on the Board of Directors and as President of the Lewisboro Soccer Club from 2001 to 2006 where he used his skills as a small business owner to modernize procedures and enhance services. Under his guidance, LSC, which serves over 1,000 children each season, became the first local sports association to convert to online registrations. Peter and his wife are 18-year residents of Lewisboro. Their two boys attend Meadow Pond Elementary School.
 

Tom Herzog is distinguished by his unparalleled municipal experience as well as his extensive service on the myriad of community organizations that make Lewisboro a special place to live. A lifelong resident of Lewisboro, Tom served for seven years on the Town Board both as Councilman and Supervisor and has been the volunteer leader of several key community organizations.

As a former elected official, Tom, who holds a B.A. from Amherst College and a M.Ed. from Harvard University, combined his community experience with his professional skill as a school administrator to enable the Town Boards he led to accomplish an unprecedented record of achievements. Tom has the time and experience to be of invaluable help on the Town Board. His record shows that he can work with diverse community groups without allowing local politics to be polarizing.

Among his community activities, he has served as president of the South Salem Library, the Lewisboro Baseball Association, and the South Salem Fire Department, and as chair of the South Salem Fire Department Parade and Carnival.

Over the past few years, Tom has provided key advice and counsel to the last two Democratic and Republican administrations. His return to the Town Board will be a great benefit to the community.
 

John A. Pappalardo has lived in Lewisboro with his wife, Donna, and their children, Matthew, Luke, and Peter for the past 16 years. John has been active in our community, coaching baseball, basketball, and soccer. He is currently the Vice President of the Lewisboro Lions Club. John is a partner in the law firm of Farber, Pappalardo and Carbonari. He is a trial attorney, arbitrator, mediator, and a member of the faculty for the American Arbitration Association. John’s wife, Donna is the Co-President for the John Jay Middle School PTO, and the former President of SEPTA (Special Education PTA) for the Katonah Lewisboro School District. She also serves as a parent member for the Committee on Special Education (CSE).

Career Highlights

  • Farber, Pappalardo, and Carbonari Attorneys at Law. An AV rated firm having received the highest ranking for competency and ethics awarded by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory
  • Litigation and Trial attorney since 1986
  • Mediator and Arbitrator in over 300 domestic and international matters
  • Former Intern Westchester County District Attorney’s office
  • Representative of children in custody, neglect, abuse and juvenile delinquency cases

Memberships and Affiliations

  • New York State Bar Association
  • Westchester County Bar Association (Former Bar representative to business community and a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution and Domestic Relations sections)
  • American Bar Association (Alternative Dispute Resolution section)
  • Association for Conflict Resolution
  • American Arbitration Association
  • Westchester County Civil Arbitration Panel
  • United States Bankruptcy Court Mediation Panel
  • New York State Law Guardian Panel
  • National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
  • Former Advisory member for Berkley College
  • Faculty for American Arbitration Association
 

Now in her 25th year as Town Clerk, Kathy Cory has been an important part of Lewisboro government for over 40 years. Under Kathy’s guidance, the Town Clerk’s office continues to be a model of accurate recordkeeping, friendliness and public access. Her office also instituted and maintains Lewisboro’s awardwinning web site where a vast amount of information about Town government can be found. As always, Kathy is available for home and weekend appointments for all services. Kathy has been a resident of Lewisboro since 1966, having raised three children here. A past president and current member of the Lewisboro Lions Club, she is a perennial volunteer at events throughout the town.
 

Peter Ripperger is a lifelong resident of Lewisboro, and a lifetime member of the South Salem Fire Department. He was elected to the position of Superintendent of Highways in 2003, where he is responsible for over 39 miles of roads and supervises 14 employees. Peter is actively involved with storm water projects, road rehabilitation, environmentally sound winter storm water projects and road techniques, and has improved Department morale and productivity. Previously, Peter served on the Lewisboro Police Department, where he was sergeant and the department administrator for 11 years, and worked in facilities management in the Department of Environmental Services for SunHealth Care. Peter lives in Vista with his wife and two daughters.