One Hurley

10/19/2026

Hearing Rumors?
It has come to our attention that there's a whisper campaign* afoot against our endorsed Democratic candidates. Facebook has been ridiculous (that’s nothing new), but there are also rumors floating around. If you’ve been hearing any, ask us. Chances are they’re just that: rumors. If you have questions about any candidate - we can be reached at [email protected] - thank you!
*A whisper campaign is a method of persuasion in which damaging rumors or innuendo are deliberately spread concerning a person or other target, while the source of the rumors tries to avoid detection.

10/19/2026

Re-Elect Lynne Bailey For Hurley Town Clerk
Lynne has shown leadership by:
Cutting Costs and Saving Taxpayer Money
Increasing Clerk Services
Winning Grants, and
Working to Make Town Records Available Online
Early Voting Starts October 24th - General Election is November 3rd.

10/19/2026

Experience Counts -
VOTE FOR JOHN!
• Deputy Superintendent of Highway for 3 years
• For 7 years total, he was its boots on the ground
• He's been there for it all. Storms. Emergencies.
Repairs. Maintenance. Planning. Management.
• Served on Woodstock Highway Department
• Worked at NYSDOT-Certified Arold Construction
*I'm in it 100% to make the Highway Department better and more efficient for the Town, its employees, and its residents. As Superintendent, I'll focus on transparency, fairness, and safety."
Want more info? https://hurleydemsny.wixsite.com/hurley.../john-wiacek

10/18/2026

09/25/2026

Lynne has done a wonderful job as Town Clerk - let's be sure she can continue to bring her talents to the Town Clerk's office!

-Decreased personnel budget
-Produce monthly reports
-Informative minutes of TB meetings
-Timely certifications and FOIL request replies
-NEW shortened preliminary meeting reports on the way
-Off-hour appointments
-Extended in-person service for paying taxes
-Addressing training gaps
-Research and implementation of best practices for office protocols

09/25/2026

"I’m in it 100% to make the Hurley Highway Department better and more efficient for the Town, its employees, and its residents.” – John Wiacek
Elect John Wiacek for Town of Hurley Highway Superintendent
He’s already led the Hurley Highway Department.
Now let’s make it official.
During John’s seven years with the Town of Hurley Highway Department, he performed each role with honesty, integrity and humility. As Deputy Superintendent, he worked alongside his co-workers in the service of Hurley residents in every kind of weather, day or night. If an extra hand was needed, he was always there. He knows what the Highway Department needs.
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No more cutting corners that endanger public or employee safety.
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A discrimination and harassment-free workplace.
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Personnel issues handled with consistency, not favoritism.
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Protocol for proper independent investigations.
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Financial transparency and a commitment to keep taxpayer resources in taxpayer’s hands — with proper explanations, budgeting, and accounting.
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Lower costs and spending without compromising service or quality.

06/21/2026

Hurley Democratic Committee

06/21/2026

"I’m in it 100% to make the Hurley Highway
Department better and more efficient for the Town,
its employees, and its residents.” – John Wiacek

John Wiacek For Hurley Highway Superintendent

John Wiacek has been the real face and boots on the ground for Hurley’s Highway Department.

John served as our Deputy Highway Superintendent — with distinction, loyalty, and fairness. He was out there with the crews. He fielded emergencies and handled storms. He steered clear of politics and tried to lead the department with transparency, honesty, and full commitment. He did the job.

John has the experience. The skills. The dedication and background. He’s a natural leader.

• 3 years Deputy Highway Superintendent
• 7 years total service for the Department.
• Formerly served Town of Woodstock Highway Department.
• Worked at Arold Construction, NYSDOT-certified.
• John and his family have lived in Hurley since 2011.
• Ulster County native, proud grad of Onteora High School.
• Expert in road and surface maintenance.
• Skilled, respected leader and manager who will put the town first.
• Committed to financial transparency, reduced costs, and proper accounting.

2026 Democratic Primary is Tuesday, June 23rd - Early Voting 6/13-21

John is endorsed by the Hurley Democratic Committee
Elect John Wiacek for Town of Hurley Highway Superintendent
He’s already led the Hurley Highway Department.
Now let’s make it official.
During John’s seven years with the Town of Hurley Highway Department, he performed each role with honesty, integrity and humility. As Deputy Superintendent, he worked alongside his co-workers in the service of Hurley residents in every kind of weather, day or night. If an extra hand was needed, he was always there. He knows what the Highway Department needs.

• No more cutting corners that endanger public or employee safety.
• A discrimination and harassment-free workplace.
• Personnel issues handled with consistency, not favoritism.
• Protocol for proper independent investigations.
• Financial transparency and a commitment to keep taxpayer resources in taxpayer’s hands — with proper explanations, budgeting, and accounting.
• Lower costs and spending without compromising service or quality.

Elect John Wiacek.
Vote for Transparency. Fairness. Efficiency. Safety.
Vote for Hurley.

Paid for by the Hurley Democratic Committee – HurleyDems.com

06/19/2026

"I’m in it 100% to make the Hurley Highway Department better and more efficient for the Town, its employees, and its residents.” – John Wiacek

Elect John Wiacek for Town of Hurley Highway Superintendent
He’s already led the Hurley Highway Department.
Now let’s make it official.
During John’s seven years with the Town of Hurley Highway Department, he performed each role with honesty, integrity and humility. As Deputy Superintendent, he worked alongside his co-workers in the service of Hurley residents in every kind of weather, day or night. If an extra hand was needed, he was always there. He knows what the Highway Department needs.
•
No more cutting corners that endanger public or employee safety.
•
A discrimination and harassment-free workplace.
•
Personnel issues handled with consistency, not favoritism.
•
Protocol for proper independent investigations.
•
Financial transparency and a commitment to keep taxpayer resources in taxpayer’s hands — with proper explanations, budgeting, and accounting.
•
Lower costs and spending without compromising service or quality.
Elect John