This week, the Westchester County Corrections Superior Officers Association endorsed Assemblyman Kevin Byrne in his bid to serve as Putnam County Executive.
Peter DiChiara, President of Westchester County Corrections Superior Officers Association
said, “It is my pleasure to announce that the Westchester County Corrections Superior Officers
Association has chosen to endorse Assemblyman Kevin Byrne for the position of Putnam
County Executive.” Dichiara continued “Over the years Kevin has been a strong voice for law
enforcement in the NYS Assembly. We appreciate his continued support for us and the work he
has done for Westchester and Putnam counties. We wish Kevin continued success and look
forward to working with him in the future.”
Kevin Byrne thanked the members of Westchester County Corrections Superior Officers
Association, which includes many Putnam residents, and their President Peter DiChiara for their
strong endorsement. “Our brave men and women in law enforcement face numerous challenges
yet everyday they continue to put on their uniform and show up to work and do their job. Some
politicians have disregarded or even neglected the dangerous and difficult jobs our correction
officers do daily. I have been proud to stand in support of these men and women in the NYS
Assembly and will continue supporting them as your next County Executive. Again, I thank them
for such a meaningful early endorsement of our campaign.”
Association, which includes many Putnam residents, and their President Peter DiChiara for their
strong endorsement. “Our brave men and women in law enforcement face numerous challenges
yet everyday they continue to put on their uniform and show up to work and do their job. Some
politicians have disregarded or even neglected the dangerous and difficult jobs our correction
officers do daily. I have been proud to stand in support of these men and women in the NYS
Assembly and will continue supporting them as your next County Executive. Again, I thank them
for such a meaningful early endorsement of our campaign.”
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