Dan D’Amico for Westchester County Legislator

06/18/2026

Last night’s door-knocking was a great success. I had many meaningful conversations and met several Yonkers residents who are ready for a change.

Please remember that Election Day is November 3rd. Cast your ballot for change and vote for Dan D'Amico.

For more information, visit Electdandamico.com .

06/18/2026

Westchester families are doing everything right.They are working longer hours. Paying higher bills. Stretching every paycheck. Trying to keep up with rising property taxes, utility costs, groceries, childcare, housing, and insurance.Yet somehow, county government always seems to find more ways to ta...

06/18/2026

Westchester families are working harder than ever — paying more for housing, childcare, groceries, utilities, and taxes — while County government keeps wasting our money. Read my latest post to see where taxpayer dollars are going and what we can do about it: https://wix.to/QTWmCEf

Join the conversation — share your experience and demand better stewardship of our taxes.

Westchester families are doing everything right.They are working longer hours. Paying higher bills. Stretching every paycheck. Trying to keep up with rising property taxes, utility costs, groceries, childcare, housing, and insurance.Yet somehow, county government always seems to find more ways to ta...

06/17/2026

Westchester families are working harder than ever, but county leaders keep wasting taxpayer money while raising taxes and cutting services.

From reckless spending to misplaced priorities, this is exactly why so many residents feel broke, squeezed, and ignored.

It’s time for accountability. It’s time for change.

Dan D’Amico for Westchester County Legislator, District 16.

06/15/2026

Where did $45 million go? A new post breaks down Westchester’s EV charger spending and what it means for Yonkers’ pressing housing needs. Short read (2 min) with clear figures and implications — essential for local residents and policy watchers. Read more: https://wix.to/AqSVoaS

Where Did $45 Million Go? Westchester's EV Charger Spending vs. Yonkers Housing Needs

06/15/2026

$45 Million for EV Chargers... or Help for Yonkers Families to Own Their Own Homes?
While Westchester County spent $45 million on EV charging stations, families across Yonkers are struggling to keep up with rising rents and getting priced out by luxury developments.
Imagine if that $45 million went toward a down payment assistance program instead — helping working families build equity, put down roots, and finally own a home here in Yonkers.
That's the kind of priority shift Westchester needs. Real solutions for real families, not spending that benefits a small few while everyone else gets left behind.
It's time for a County Legislator who understands the housing market and puts homeownership and affordability first.
🎥 Watch the full video to hear more.

06/15/2026

I’m running to fully fund our schools, police, and fire departments in Westchester District 16 — because public safety and a strong education system are non-negotiable. Read why this matters for our families and neighborhoods. https://wix.to/amY82fT

Dan D'Amico makes his commitment clear: full funding for schools, police, and fire in Westchester District 16. Here is why it is non-negotiable.

06/13/2026

Homeownership builds wealth — homeowners have 40x the net worth of renters. In Westchester County, priorities are off: down payment grants would grow families’ equity faster than more EV chargers. Read Dan D'Amico’s take and join the conversation: https://wix.to/ED65AEk

Homeowners have 40 times the net worth of renters. Dan D'Amico explains why Westchester County should fund down payment grants, not EV chargers.

06/12/2026

Flooding in Yonkers isn’t just bad weather — it’s a failure of accountability. I stood on flooded streets in District 16 and heard the same frustration families feel after every storm. We need real infrastructure fixes and leadership that acts before the next disaster. Read the full piece and join the conversation: https://wix.to/QtoyHp7

They cut police funding for THIS? time a major storm hits Yonkers, the same thing happens. Streets flood. Basements take on water. Families spend hours cleaning up damage that never should have happened. And then the storm passes, officials issue statements,...