Politics & Government
Mamaroneck Town Board Fills Vacant Seat
The opening occurred when Thomas Murphy was elected mayor of the Village of Mamaroneck.

MAMARONECK, NY — The Mamaroneck town board has filled the vacant seat left by Thomas Murphy who was elected mayor of the Village of Mamaroneck in November. Jeffery L. King, a life-long resident of the town, was chosen to become a trustee.
King works for J.T. Magen, a construction company.
He said he was honored to be appointed to the Mamaroneck town board.
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“I look forward to serving with my fellow board members and having a productive 2018,” he said.
Town Supervisor Nancy Seligson said she is excited to have King join the board.
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“Jeff brings a fresh perspective to the board that, along with newly elected Councilmember Sabrina Fiddelman and veteran Councilwomen Jaine Elkind Eney and Abby Katz, will enhance the Town Council’s dynamic and work,” she said.
Members of the town board serve four-year terms, however members appointed to fill unexpired terms, such as King, serve until the November following their appointment, at which point they must run for election.
CORRECTION: This article has been modified from its previous version to correct the spelling of Jeffery King's first name.
Photo caption: Jeffery L. King. Photo credit: Submitted.
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