Elect Ron Schutté for 5th District Council on Primary Day June 27, 2023
Early Voting
Saturday, June 17-Sunday, June 25
About Ron
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
Has lived in Yonkers for over 41 years and is an active member of his community.
Served on active duty as an US Army Military Intelligence Officer (Captain)
Owned several small businesses.
Currently serves as the President of an Inner-City High School.
Married to his wife Maureen for 45 years and they have a daughter and a very friendly do
Has lived in Yonkers for over 41 years and is an active member of his community.
Served on active duty as an US Army Military Intelligence Officer (Captain)
Owned several small businesses.
Currently serves as the President of an Inner-City High School.
Married to his wife Maureen for 45 years and they have a daughter and a very friendly dog.
Parishioner of Annunciation-Our Lady of Fatima Church
Member of The Blessed Mother Council of the Knights of Columbus
Serves on two High School Board of Directors
Member of the Northeast Yonkers Republican Club
Steering Committee Member of the former Ad Hoc Crestwood Association
Co-Ward Leader Yonkers Republican 10th Ward
EDUCATION
Fordham University BA
Campbell University MBA
Seton Hall University MS.Ed.
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
I am strongly opposed to how the Yonkers City Council voted 4 to 3 to extend their current term limits from three terms to four terms.
The incumbent 5th District Councilman, Mike Breen, voted in favor of extending the term limits from three to four terms, thus allowing himself to run for an additional term.
Mike Breen's self serving vote
I am strongly opposed to how the Yonkers City Council voted 4 to 3 to extend their current term limits from three terms to four terms.
The incumbent 5th District Councilman, Mike Breen, voted in favor of extending the term limits from three to four terms, thus allowing himself to run for an additional term.
Mike Breen's self serving vote was not in the best interests of the Yonkers Republican Party.
Mike Breen was willing to vote for a proposed Re-districting plan that would have benefitted his district while having no concern on how this plan would have affected a fellow Republican's district.
For the past 12 years Mike Breen has not had the best interests of the 5th District nor the Republican Party as a priority. His lack of visibility and concern for constituent issues has been unacceptable!
It is time for a change!
VOTE FOR RON!
What will Ron Do When Elected?
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
Yonkers Republican Party Policy Positions
Protect current single family homes zoning laws to to prevent over population of neighborhoods.
- Future plans
for St. Vladimir's
Address infrastructure issues:
- Prevent future flooding issues similar to those that occurred during Hurricane Ida.
- Investigate why the levees on Crestwood Lake failed and provide corrective action imm
Protect current single family homes zoning laws to to prevent over population of neighborhoods.
- Future plans
for St. Vladimir's
Address infrastructure issues:
- Prevent future flooding issues similar to those that occurred during Hurricane Ida.
- Investigate why the levees on Crestwood Lake failed and provide corrective action immediately
Tree Management
Neighborhood Safety
- add addition first responders to the 5th District
Ensure that Yonkers commitment to Parks & Recreation upgrades are honored
Maintain Quality of Life for All Yonkers Residents
Control Property Tax Increases
Return Term Limits to Three Terms
Protect your Property Values
Yonkers Republican Party Policy Positions
Why is Ron Running for the 5th District Council?
Yonkers Republican Party Policy Positions
Press Release For Immediate Release
Contact: Devin O'Rourke Executive Director Yonkers Republican Party 914-327-5390
Yonkers Republican Chairman John Larkin and The Yonkers Republican Party is against term limit vote "If the desire is to overturn term limits it should be done via a referendum on the ballot! As was done in the past it sho
Press Release For Immediate Release
Contact: Devin O'Rourke Executive Director Yonkers Republican Party 914-327-5390
Yonkers Republican Chairman John Larkin and The Yonkers Republican Party is against term limit vote "If the desire is to overturn term limits it should be done via a referendum on the ballot! As was done in the past it should be up to the people to decide." says Republican Chairman John Larkin On Monday, November 14th, Yonkers Republican Party Chairman John Larkin sent a memo to Yonkers residents that the Yonkers Republican Party is against the legislation introduced in the City Council to extend term limits for the Mayor and City Council. Yonkers Chairman John Larkin said "It has come to our attention that the City will be introducing legislation to change term limits once again at the Tuesday Nov 15, 2022 Rules Committee meeting. In 1994 voters by a referendum on the ballot approved a change to the city charter to implement term limits. Elected officials, mayor and council members, would be limited to 2 four year terms. Then in 2001 an effort to overturn term limits was rejected by the voters at the ballot box. In 2018 rather than go to a referendum, the City Council decided to extend term limits from 2 terms to 3 terms. The reason given at the time was that the City wanted to be consistent with Westchester County which has 3 four-year terms. Now an effort is underway to extend term limits once again to 4 terms. That would be 16 years!" Chairman Larkin continued "The Yonkers Republican Party is against extending the terms of Mayor and City Council. If the desire is to overturn term limits it should be via a referendum on the ballot! As was done in the past it should be up to the people to decide. Maybe the City Council should vote to have a special referendum election to determine whether the people would approve such an extension. The Yonkers Republican Party is against extending term limits." #
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