Dana Levenberg served for nine years on the Ossining School Board and was Chief of Staff for Assemblywoman Sandy Galef. Dana’s experience, tireless energy, and strong connections throughout the community and the region are the foundation for her continued success in leading Ossining through these uncertain times.

Through her efforts in Ossining Supervisor Levenberg has achieved new pump stations; new fitness and playground equipment; renovated pavilions; a new spray pad at Engel park; new picnic areas; fixed up comfort stations at Ossining parks; electric vehicle charging stations; new PILOTs to protect affordable housing at Maple House and Snowden House; food scraps recycling in partnership with Teatown; instated local laws permitting solar installations and battery energy storage; restored Dale Cemetery Superintendent’s Cottage; developed a plan for bikeable/walkable connectivity; and developed a new Comprehensive Plan entitled Sustainable Ossining and Complete Streets policy which is now in the works, the introduction of the EnergySmart HOMES program, recognition of Ossining 100, the introduction of the Grid Rewards program, and introduction of the Habitat Stewards program, to name a few. 

She is now a convert to her fully electric Hyundai Kona and is a big proponent of driving electric vehicles. She looks forward to the delivery of the first fully electric minibus to add to the Town of Ossining’s fleet for their Senior Nutrition Program, and is so proud of the electric charging stations in three popular Town parks, in addition to the fully electric Leaf and plug-in hybrids used in various departments.