Our Property Owners Associations

Community Agreement Party Sweeps Village Election!

Community Agreement Party:
*Vinny Muldoon – 2,168
*Judy Courtney – 1,926
*Jessica Tai – 1,851
*Bruce A. Torino – 1,770

Common Ground:
Larry Nedelka – 458

For A Better Garden City Party:
Charles P. Kelly – 1,050
Richard A. Williams – 1,035
Michael J. Sullivan – 1,028
Lawrence N. Marciano, Jr. – 926

Vinny Muldoon

Vinny Muldoon is the owner of Old World Quality Corp., stands as a distinguished figure among Garden City’s general contractors, renowned for both the excellence of his craftsmanship and his philanthropic endeavors within the community. His commitment to quality work is matched only by his generous contributions to various Village causes and his unwavering support for residents in times of need.  Vinny and his adept team spearheaded the temporary preservation efforts for the iconic St. Paul’s clock tower, offering their expertise and services without charge to the Village. This selfless act underscores his dedication to preserving the heritage and landmarks that define our community. Given the importance of planned preservation for St. Paul’s, Vinny Muldoon’s inclusion on the Village Board of Trustees promises to bring an invaluable skill set. His proven track record of not only meeting but exceeding expectations in both construction and community service makes him an exemplary candidate to further enhance the well-being and prosperity of our Village.

Judy Courtney

Judy Courtney is a lifelong resident of Garden City.  As a Human Resources professional with more than 20 years’ experience in organization design, leadership and performance management, Judy has volunteered in many different Village organizations, including her current position as an at-large member of the Village Recreation Commission.  She served for nine years as an EPOA director, including two as president, and as the East representative on the Traffic Commission. During the past year, Judy had been a leader of the POA Engagement Team, providing a series of events for all Village residents. These events engaged over 1,000 residents and included such activities as the GC Art Exhibit with artist Michael White (in partnership with the GC Historical Society) the Family Fall Festival (in partnership with the GC Bird Sanctuary), the History of Aviation Series (in partnership with the Cradle of Aviation Museum) and the first Village-wide Holiday House Decorating Contest. She regularly attends Board of Trustees meetings, budget meetings and other Village events.

Jessica Tai

Jessica Tai deeply appreciates the beauty and values of the village of Garden City. As a mother of two children in our elementary school, an educator for 20 years, and a member of local and village clubs and associations, she possesses a keen understanding of family needs and the crucial role a community plays in an individual’s wellbeing. Proactively participating in Village Board of Trustees meetings, she advocates for the community’s interests by posing insightful questions and articulating the needs of young families with the Board. She brings crucial town developments to the forefront, ensuring residents stay informed about the latest happenings in our community. Jessica is determined to continue the village’s legacy and contribute to its positive enhancements.

Bruce Torino

Bruce Torino is running for reelection to the Village Board of Trustees. Bruce served as a trustee from 1997-2001 before running and being elected to the Board again in 2021. He is the senior trustee on the board with six years of experience on the BOT. Prior to that service he was involved with the CPOA where he was an officer.. He has always openly engaged with residents to effectively address their concerns. Bruce has always endeavored to preserve the character of Garden City, from working with concerned citizens on the future of St. Paul’s, to preventing the development of areas in and around Garden City by big business. Bruce feels strongly about volunteerism and serving one’s community. In addition to his experience as a Village trustee, Bruce has served as a volunteer firefighter while away at college where he also was a YMCA Aquatics Director and Red Cross Water Safety Instructor where he instituted a swimming program for the developmentally challenged. Upon returning home after college he was an EMT on a volunteer ambulance corps.