Gwen Cianfaglione
Person
Resident
8 mentions
Background
Spoken at:
Board Of Trustees (2 meetings, 2026-06 to 2026-07)
Name verified via: BoT minutes 2026-06-17; transcript 26:52 self-introduction (ASR garbled spelling)
Related
Appearances (6 most notable of 8)
Public comment returned to familiar debates. Gwen Cianfaglione of Mountain Trail welcomed the Quaker Bridge work but pressed the board to make the dog park more welcoming to non-residents: "A lot of people, some new to Croton, some not so new to Crot…
Gwen Cianfaglione, Mountain Trail. And so I did come once before asking questions about the dog park, trying to get it open to more people outside of Croton or outside of the village of Croton. That's number one. Number two, I'm thrilled that they've…
really, my I'm thrilled about the bridge. That's number one. I'm looking forward to it. I hope it's gonna be finished before 2027. I saw May 2027 was an anticipated time frame. That's my thoughts and thrilled. I'm just hoping that there'll be some fo…
Judy Rayer, 3 Gerstein Street, Croton on Hudson, read a letter written by
Shem Guibbory, 45 Brook Street, Croton on Hudson supporting expanding the
weekend hours at the Dog Park.
Jason Laguna, Old Post Road North, Croton on Hudson,…
COMMENTS:
Ed Riely, 110 Truesdale Drive, Croton on Hudson stated that he is outraged
that the Village Board allowed this to happen in our Village and is extremely
concerned that this will be targeted to young people and feels it is…
Ed Riely, 110 Truesdale Drive, Croton on Hudson, stated that Croton had the
option to opt out of allowing cannabis dispensaries in our Village, but the
Board did not, and he believes this was done because of the possible tax
…