Meet Barry

Barry McGoey is a long-time Greenburgh resident, attorney, and experienced municipal leader with more than 30 years of service in government operations, budgeting, labor relations, and public administration. He currently serves as an elected Trustee in the Village of Ardsley, where he helps oversee municipal finances, set policy, and ensure efficient, accountable local government.

Barry brings a rare combination of financial, legal, and operational expertise to public service. He holds degrees in Accounting and Finance from Iona College, a Juris Doctor from Pace University School of Law, and a Certificate in Strategic Human Resources Leadership from Cornell University. Early in his career, he worked as an internal auditor, developing a disciplined approach to fiscal oversight and accountability.

Barry has served at every level of government, including as a New York State Court Officer and a City of Yonkers Firefighter, giving him firsthand experience with public safety and frontline public service. He later served for more than a decade as President of the Yonkers Firefighters Union and as Legislative Director of the New York State Public Employees Conference, where he worked with state and local officials to advance legislation that became New York State law.

He has also served on transition teams for the Westchester County Executive and the Mayors of Yonkers and Mount Vernon, reflecting a reputation for competence and practical problem-solving. Barry lives in Ardsley with his wife, Erin, and their three children. He is committed to delivering fiscally responsible, transparent, and effective government that works for Greenburgh residents.