New Castle PBA Says "Yes" to Judge Raniolo

Yorktown, NY - The Town of New Castle Police Benevolent Association has given their endorsement to Yorktown Town Justice Gary J. Raniolo in his bid for re-election in the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, November 3rd.

Chad Golanec, Vice President of the Association wrote,

“On behalf of myself and the entire membership of the New Castle Police Benevolent Association, I am honored to advise you of our organization’s endorsement of you for the position of Yorktown Town Justice. Your record and support for law enforcement in your capacity as judge and in general is well known amongst the law enforcement community at large.”

“My thanks to the New Castle PBA for thier vote of confidence and endorsement” said Judge Raniolo. “As a community in close proximity to Yorktown, we share many of the same experiences and challenges. I appreciate their support.”

Along with this endorsement, Judge Raniolo has also been endorsed by:

· Yorktown Congress of Teachers

· Yorktown Police Benevolent Association

· Senator Terrence Murphy

· Yorktown Superior Officers Association

· Westchester/Putnam Central Labor Body AFL-CIO

· Affiliated Police Associations

· New York State Troopers Police Benevolent Association

· New York State Police Investigators Association

· New York City Police Sergeants Benevolent Association

· Yonkers Police Benevolent Association

· White Plains Police Benevolent Association

· Westchester County Correction Officers Benevolent Association

· Westchester County Correction Superior Officer Association

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A practicing attorney, with 32 years experience, Judge Gary J. Raniolo is a current Yorktown Town Justice and former Assistant District Attorney in Westchester County.

Gary and his wife Georgeann are 23 year residents of Yorktown. They have three children, Gary, Ashley and Heather, all of whom have graduated from Yorktown public schools.

Gary is a graduate of Fordham University (BA ’79) and the University of Bridgeport School of Law (JD ’82).

For more information go to www.ranioloforjustice.com

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