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Hoehmann's campaign paid Rowan and his firm, AMRowan Strategies LLC, $10,000 in payments running from 2021 through this past February, according to Board of Elections filings.

Sheriff Louis Falco has confirmed his office is investigating Aidan Rowan over a complaint that he submitted a fraudulent absentee ballot in last June's Stony Point GOP primary. At least one woman has told the Sheriff's department she never signed the ballot submitted under her name.

But voters in Clarkstown deserve to know who the people asking for their votes are paying for political work — and what that says about their judgment.

George Hoehmann owes voters a straight answer.

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🚨 MORONI'S LAWYERClarkstown — eleven days ago, I posted the Town's own numbers, filed a sworn ethics complaint, and asked the Rockland County District Attorney to open an investigation. Six days later, Deputy Supervisor Al Moroni's lawyer sent me the letter attached below: delete everything within 24 hours, and publish a "retraction."

Here is my answer, in writing, attached. And here it is for every resident of this town:

NOTHING GETS DELETED. NOTHING GETS RETRACTED. I stand behind every word.

Because none of what follows is my claim. It is what the Rockland County Business Journal has reported — from the contractor's own invoices and Mr. Moroni's own text message — and what the Town's own Accounts Payable records document:

• In 2024, a contractor replaced the A/C at the Deputy Supervisor's home for roughly $5,600 (materials only, the labor free) on a job that typically runs $12,000 to $13,000, per the invoices the contractor shared with the Journal. The contractor believed the discounted work "could help him score a contract with the town."

• Last week, the Journal published Moroni's own text message about that job, in his own words: "gave me $5,000, versus $8,500!!" — with a thank-you by name to two town officials, "kudos to you, Mike and Garabet," and "a dinner on me" for the three of them.

• The following year, that contractor was awarded a $99,000 town contract, renewed in 2026 for four years. And between August 2024 and July 2026, the Town paid his company $1,022,802.07 across 139 invoices (information straight from the Town's own Accounts Payable records).

If that is what it appears to be, it may be corruption. Whether it is or isn't is not for his lawyer to decide, and not for me to decide. It is for investigators with subpoena power, which is exactly why the ethics complaint and the DA request were filed, and exactly why they stay filed.

⚠️ And to Mr. Moroni: if you want to sue me over the Town's own records — bring it. A LAWSUIT DOESN'T SILENCE ME; it hands me subpoena power of my own. I will DEPOSE you, under oath, about the discount, the text messages, the contract, and every one of those 139 invoices — on a public docket, where every resident of Clarkstown can read the transcript. New York's anti-SLAPP law makes officials who sue their critics without a basis pay their critics' legal fees. Ask your lawyer what discovery means before you ask a court to protect you from your own paper trail.

Clarkstown: this is your town and your money, and you get to demand better. Here is what you can do today:

👉 SHARE this post — they demanded it be deleted; make sure every neighbor reads it first.

👉 SHOW UP at the next Town Board meeting and ask one question: why is he now in charge of the very department that oversees this contractor's work? (Per the Journal, he was named Interim Director of Engineering & Facilities Management.)

👉 SPEAK UP — demand the Board suspend him pending an outside investigation, and release the findings publicly. The town cannot investigate itself.

A public official's answer to documented questions should be answers — not a lawyer's letter demanding a critic's silence. Nothing gets deleted. Nothing gets retracted. And Clarkstown gets the truth, wherever it leads.

— Eugene

Hoehmann quickly removed an employee who brought the Siemens contract problems to their attention, but is silent when his right-hand man may have done something wrong.

Email Hoehmann and your council member and DEMAND they put Maroni on leave and do an INDEPENDENT investigation into this matter.

Stay tuned for more information. Stay focused on all of the issues that are happening in our town. And do not take anything at face value that the Hoehmann administration says or does.

Today I filed a sworn ethics complaint and asked the Rockland County DA to open a criminal investigation. Suspend Hoehmann’s Deputy Supervisor now — and let investigators with subpoena power follow the money. The town cannot investigate itself.

CLARKSTOWN RESIDENTS: Stopping Highrise Hoehmann’s Reckless Overdevelopment has always been mission-critical for me.

We won't stop until Hoehmann and the yes-men council are GONE! I will continue to show up, FIGHT FOR YOU, and protect the suburban character of your neighborhood.

Either way, ~$600k of your tax dollars have been paid out without proper backup documentation to justify it.

I have submitted complaints to the NYS Comptroller and Attorney General requesting they conduct a proper audit and investigation.

You're paying high taxes, and in some cases, may feel overwhelmed every year to see the tax bill keep going up.

I strongly believe in conservative fiscal policies and will never spend a cent on self-promotion or dissemination of trivial content.

Let me know your thoughts on this kind of waste.

Feel free to share it with your friends and neighbors.

Hundreds of residents showed up to tell the Planning Board that they do not want overdevelopment in their neighborhoods.

Your attendance is essential for protecting your quality of life in Clarkstown.

Residents have the real power to determine what gets built in our neighborhoods.

July 29, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in Room 301 @ Town Hall

The destruction of our neighborhoods and natural habitat MUST be stopped! There are no good reasons for this giant warehouse to be built in Congers close to private homes.

This is not about generating more property taxes, because then there wouldn't be a HUGE tax break!

This is not about creating jobs for the long term!

This is not what the residents of Congers want!

Only one candidate is running this November for Supervisor that has not received tens of thousands of dollars from developers and realtors. There is only one candidate who has been aggressively fighting, both publicly and behind the scenes, to stop overdevelopment in Clarkstown. And that candidate is NOT HIGHRISE HOEHMANN!

Nobody on the current 5-0 Hoehmann Board cares about YOU! If you do not want your neighborhoods destroyed, YOUR CHOICE is to JOIN ME in the fight to take Clarkstown.

I will answer only to the residents, not anyone else! I will protect our suburban lifestyle, and I will end the reckless overdevelopment.

I am Eugene Bondar, a New York and New Jersey attorney and candidate for Clarkstown Town Supervisor. As part of my campaign platform, I am releasing a proposed local law I will introduce if elected: a temporary moratorium on development applications in Clarkstown's Hamlet Center zoning districts.

Why?

In 2023 and 2025, Clarkstown enacted sweeping zoning amendments without completing the studies the Town's own 2021 Comprehensive Plan required.

First. No hard-look SEQRA review. The Negative Declaration did not fully analyze cumulative traffic, infrastructure, and community character impacts as required under 6 NYCRR 617.10(d) and the Town's own FGEIS.

Second. No comprehensive traffic study. High-density zoning was approved across four hamlets without analyzing cumulative traffic impact.

Third. No design safeguards. New districts promote density without enforceable architectural, scale, or buffering standards.

Fourth. No impact fee system. Existing taxpayers bear the full infrastructure cost instead of developers.

Fifth. No Housing Needs Assessment. We do not know if these zones produce the affordability levels Clarkstown residents actually need.

What would the moratorium do?

Pause approvals for 12 months to commission the traffic study, complete the SEQRA review, draft zoning code amendments, develop impact fees, and conduct a Housing Needs Assessment.

Full proposed law: voteforbondar.com/proposed-laws-and-policies

Happy to answer any questions below.