"Key findings included deficiencies in the timely filing of tax liens and foreclosure proceedings, funds being reserved for the courthouse but not actually restricted, weakness in the monitoring and collection of delinquent taxes and water rents, inconsistencies in budget administration and reconciliations including outdated financial policies."

While the outcome of the arbitrage review remains to be seen, Greenburgh should never have been put in a position where federal compliance issues are now under review because projects were not completed as planned. As the Town’s 35-year chief administrator and chief fiscal officer, Supervisor Feiner bears responsibility for ensuring that borrowed funds are properly managed and that taxpayers are not exposed to avoidable risks.

Letter to The Rivertowns Dispatch | Suzanne M. Berger | 6/19/26 To the Editor: In this Democratic primary, I urge readers to join me in voting for Barry McGoey for town supervisor and for Tom DiNapoli as NYS comptroller. Tom has been an outstanding comptroller protecting and growing the NYS Common Retirement Fund for which he is by law the sole custodian. We need that experience and steady hand. Primary Day is Tuesday, June 23. Early voting continues through Sunday, June 21.

"[Barry] supports term limits, including for his own office, and is committed to advancing a needs-based affordable housing strategy specific to Greenburgh, protecting the environment, maintaining infrastructure responsibly, supporting young people, and expanding opportunities so that residents of all parts of the town share in its prosperity."

"The auditor was retained not as a political tool, but because councilmembers believed an independent review was essential to understanding past practices and restoring confidence in the Town’s financial oversight. The report does not allege embezzlement. It documents fund mismanagement estimated by the comptroller at $100 million."

"Internal management at Town Hall needs to be drastically improved. Fortunately, we have extremely competent Department heads who all hold the best interests of the Town in the forefront. I believe Barry’s fire department and union experience will make him a much better manager than incumbent Paul Feiner has been."

"Barry McGoey, Democratic candidate for Town Supervisor, understands that meeting this moment requires more than good intentions. It requires a thoughtful, townwide strategy that expands opportunity, protects current residents, and moves affordable housing from promise to progress."

"As someone who works in Town Hall every day, I know how important transparency and accountability are to building trust. Barry believes government should be open, responsive, and accessible. He understands that residents deserve to know how decisions are made, how tax dollars are spent, and what results those investments are producing."

"The Town-wide tax rate increased by 10% in 2026 and is projected to rise by an additional 6.46% in 2027, 10.41% in 2028, 9.99% in 2029, 9.53% in 2030, and 9.30% in 2031.... Mr. Feiner may want to consider how tone-deaf it sounds to celebrate a bond rating while residents are being forced to underwrite his $100 million deficit."

Letter to River Journal | Jill Rembar | 6/13/26 If you favor term limits in government, please join me in supporting Democratic candidate Barry McGoey for Greenburgh Town Supervisor. An experienced municipal leader with more than three decades of service in government operations, budgeting, labor relations, and public administration, Barry McGoey supports term limits for the Town’s elected officials. Once elected, Barry intends to adopt a 12-year limit on consecutive terms fo

"Barry demonstrates the ability to collaborate, lead, support good work, and, most importantly, drive meaningful change and reforms."

"His integrity, professionalism, and effective leadership earned him respect throughout the region. His experience as a first responder, navigation of complex employment issues, and elected experience in Ardsley make him a candidate whom I can stand behind."

"Barry understands that affordability is not an abstract policy issue. It is the difference between stability and anxiety for many families. As Supervisor, he will bring a disciplined and responsible approach to town government, focused on financial accountability, operational efficiency, and decisions that help keep Greenburgh affordable for families, seniors, and future generations."

"As town supervisor, I know that Barry will be dedicated to supporting youth initiatives to ensure that our community remains a place where young people can thrive."

"Said McGoey: 'Mr. Feiner created a sweetheart deal for himself... That amount is less than what many people pay through Medicare, and no other Town employee or elected official receives such a favorable arrangement.'”

"If the in­cum­bent was un­aware of just how dam­ag­ing his ad­mis­sion of ad­min­is­tra­tive dys­func­tion was to him per­son­ally, his op­po­nent was not. Above and be­yond his tal­ents as a lawyer and ac­coun­tant was his 'col­lab­o­ra­tive' man­age­ment style, Mc­Goey claimed. 'Most im­por­tantly,' he said, 'I have the abil­ity to work with peo­ple to solve prob­lems.'"

"Village residents owe it to our neighbors in unincorporated Greenburgh to vote for a hands-on, can-do Town Supervisor who will address emergencies in real time, increase affordable housing, and implement cost-reducing measures throughout Greenburgh."

League of Women Voters of the Rivertowns | May 28, 2026 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hX24YlCnZaY

McGoey said he has stood on picket lines for Verizon workers, hospital employees and members of construction trade unions. “It would be unusual if I didn’t have union support,” said McGoey. “They have seen me for the past 25 years, and know how dedicated I am. They also understand the danger of incumbency unchecked by term limits, which is very difficult to overcome.”

"Green­burgh is in des­per­ate need of a new leader—and Barry Mc­Goey is that per­son. Bar­ry’s back­ground in law, ac­count­ing, and la­bor re­la­tions are crit­i­cal to lead­ing us off of this fis­cal cliff. His qual­i­fi­ca­tions are sup­ported by a firm com­mit­ment to up­hold­ing and pro­tect­ing our rights and val­ues here in Green­burgh."