Thursday, November 6, 2025

But Who's Counting, Right?

Law Office of John J. Tormey III, Esq.
John J. Tormey III, PLLC
1578 Third Avenue, PMB 188
New York, New York 10128 USA
(212) 410-4142 (phone)
(212) 410-2380 (fax)
jtormey@optonline.net
https://www.tormey.org
 
REQUEST UNDER THE NEW YORK STATE
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAW (“FOIL”)
 
Thursday, November 6, 2025
 
VIA FAX: 1-845-638-5196, U.S. MAIL, and E-MAIL:
voterinfo@co.rockland.ny.us
Allison Weinraub, Democratic Commissioner
Board of Elections in County of Rockland
11 New Hempstead Road
New City, New York 10956 USA
 
VIA FAX: 1-845-638-5196, U.S. MAIL, and E-MAIL:
voterinfo@co.rockland.ny.us
Patricia A. Giblin, Republican Commissioner
Board of Elections in County of Rockland
11 New Hempstead Road
New City, New York 10956 USA
 
Re:
FOIL Request – 
The Village Of Piermont, New York Mayoral Election Of November 4, 2025

Dear Commissioner Giblin and Commissioner Weinraub:
 
As I believe you are already aware from prior correspondence, I am an attorney in New York, and a citizen and resident of the Town of Orangetown and the County of Rockland. Under the New York State Freedom of Information Law:
http://www.dos.ny.gov/coog/foil2.html
and, as may be applicable, its state, federal, and other counterparts, including without limitation New York Public Officers Law, Article 6, Sections 84-90, and Title 5 of the United States Code, Section 552 (collectively herein referred to as “FOIL”), request is hereby made that each of you provide to this, my law office, full and complete copies of each and every document and other item of material dated or otherwise generated from January 1, 2025 forward to the present day (collectively, “Records”) which may be at all responsive to the following requests:
 
1. E-Mails. All e-mails relating to the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
2. Correspondence. All other correspondence relating to the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
3. Other Records. All other Records of any kind or nature relating to the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
4. Votes And Ballots. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records reflecting or otherwise relating to the receipt, maintenance, securing, review, authentication, validation, counting, tabulation, re-counting, hand-counting, or other processing of any kind or nature, whether past, present, or future, of any votes or ballots, whether early-voting votes, in-person votes, absentee ballots, mail-in ballots, or otherwise, in the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
5. Timoney Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and Kevin Timoney or any of his representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
6. Tucker Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and Mayor Bruce Tucker or any of his representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
7. Scheulen Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and Barbara Scheulen or any of her representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
8. Grace Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and Margaret Grace or any of her representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
9. Piermont Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and the Village of Piermont or any of its representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
10. Orangetown Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and the Town of Orangetown or any of its representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
11. PDC Communications. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and the so-called Piermont Democratic Committee (“PDC”) or any of its representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
12. Other Agencies. Specifically and without limitation to the foregoing, all Records constituting, reflecting, or otherwise relating to communications between the Rockland County Board of Elections on the one hand, and any other governmental or other agency or any of its representatives on the other hand, regarding the Piermont mayoral election of November 4, 2025 in which Kevin Timoney opposed Nathan (Nate) Mitchell.
 
13. Definition Of “Records”. “Records” should be construed in the broadest sense and manner possible and should include “any information kept, held, filed, produced or reproduced by, with or for (your agency or office)... in any physical form whatsoever...” (FOIL,§86[4]) including without limitation all audio recordings, blog posts, correspondence, data maintained electronically, data, e-mails, executive summaries, extracts, faxes, instant messages, Internet posts, letters, log-book entries, memos, paper records, personal messages, social media communications, spreadsheets, summaries, synopses, telephone records, test-reports, visual recordings, and any other materials:
http://www.dos.ny.gov/coog/foil2.html#s86
 
14. Headings And Subheadings. The headings and subheadings used in this letter are for convenience of reference purposes only, and should not be construed to be words of limitation or otherwise of any substantive significance relative to this FOIL request.
 
15. Costs. If there are any copying or other fees for this, please let me know what they are and how they are calculated, before filling the request and forwarding the Records to me. As this FOIL should be considered a matter of public importance, and as its results will be shared with the general public and published, I am asking that any otherwise-applicable fees be waived for this document-production. I am also asking that all documents be provided to me electronically to the full extent possible, so as to obviate the need for any photocopying expense.
 
16. Denials And Appeals. In the event that any portion of my request is denied, please inform me of each of the specific reasons for any such denial in writing - and provide me with the name, address, and other contact information of the person or entity to whom an appeal should be directed.
 
17. Additional Requests. This FOIL request is not intended to be exhaustive, and I foresee making additional and follow-up requests.
 
I will appreciate a response from you and your office as soon as possible. I look forward to hearing from you shortly. Thank you.
 
Respectfully, and with thanks,

John J. Tormey III, Esq.
 
cc:
VIA FAX: 1-518-474-1927, U.S. MAIL, and E-MAIL:
coog@dos.ny.gov
NYS Committee on Open Government (COOG)
Department of State
One Commerce Plaza, 99 Washington Avenue, Suite 650
Albany, New York 12231 USA

TIMBO Wants A "Hand-Count".





Wednesday, November 5, 2025

New Piermont Mayor Nate Mitchell’s To-Do List.


New Piermont Mayor Nate Mitchell’s To-Do List.

1. Issue a mayoral Executive Order compelling disgraced exiting Mayor Bruce Tucker to pick-up all the Kevin Timoney “Piermont United” campaign signs along the Sparkill Creek, drive them to the end of the Piermont Pier, and burn them as unwanted garbage in a carefully-controlled evening bonfire.
 
2. Repeal 
Local Law #4 of 2023 and permanently erase it from Piermont books.
 
3. Extinguish any last vestige of the Central Business Multi-Use (CBM) Zone, and permanently delete it from Piermont books.
 
4. Write Frank Decarlo and Piermont Developers, LLC permanently revoking any application that they filed for 447-477 Piermont Avenue, fully refund any of their filing fees, and tell them that their dirty Jersey money ain’t no good in Piermont anymore. When issuing the writing, do not let The Village Yorg mail the letter. Make sure to mail it yourself, instead.
 
5. Remove all fencing around 447-477 Piermont Avenue by either mayoral edict, or else by condemnation of the parcel if necessary. For that matter, make Rondi Casey pull up the fence and trash it. She
ll have a lot of time on her hands now.
 
6. Dig up any and all submerged gasoline tanks and other appliances out of the ground at 447-477 Piermont Avenue, and make the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation fully remediate the site otherwise.
 
7. Write non-journalist Tina Traster the RCBJ, and issue a mayoral Executive Order permanently revoking her pathetic artistic license.
 
8. Fire the Village Yorg. By mailed letter. With a postmark.
 
9. Fire all Village counsel, both in-house and out-house.
 
10. Fix the Piermont Pier.
 
11. Fix all Piermont flooding.
 
12. Complete a full clean-up of the Sparkill Creek.
 
13. Issue a formal mayoral proclamation confirming that Bruce Tucker is no longer welcome in the Village of Piermont. The written proclamation should be accompanied by a prospective reimbursement for Tucker
s one-way bus ticket back to Jersey.
 
14. Help the New York State Comptroller, the Rockland County District Attorney, the New York State Attorney General’s Public Integrity Bureau, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation locate Bruce Tucker’s new address in Bay Head, New Jersey… (Oh, wait a minute... They already have it).
 
15. Issue a formal mayoral proclamation confirming that Richard Owen (“Dick”) Burns is no longer welcome in the Village of Piermont. The written proclamation should be accompanied by a prospective reimbursement for Dick
s one-way bus ticket back to Valley Cottage.
 
16. Issue a formal mayoral proclamation confirming that Daniel Spitzer is no longer welcome in the Village of Piermont. The written proclamation should be accompanied by a prospective reimbursement for Spitzer
s one-way bus ticket back to anywhere where he cannot inflict any further harm or damage on anyone.
 
17. Issue a formal mayoral proclamation confirming that neither Kevin Timoney nor his laptop are welcome in the Village of Piermont. The written proclamation should be accompanied by a prospective reimbursement for TIMBO
s one-way bus ticket to his office in Brooklyn.
 
18. Get three different quotes from three different priests for the January exorcism to be held at Village Hall. Once you get the bill, send the bill to Bruce Tucker. If you haven
t fired her yet, then dont let the Village Yorg mail the bill. Mail it yourself.
 
19. Issue a mayoral Executive Order permanently banning and disassociating all known past child sex-abusers from the Piermont Fire Department, regardless of their respective familial relationships with other firehouse or government personnel.
 
20. Dissolve non-profit entities “Piermont Historical Society” and “Piermont Civic Association”. Then, re-file, re-configure, and re-populate these non-profits with non-corrupt responsible adults.
 
21. Fire all staff on the “Piermont Newsletter” masthead. Then, re-configure and re-populate the publication with non-corrupt responsible adults.
 
22. Ban Barbara Scheulen and Margaret Grace from any future association with Piermont government or with Piermont civic affairs, period. Dissolve the so-called “Piermont Democratic Committee”. Then, re-configure and re-populate the PDC with non-corrupt responsible adults who actually know how to spell the word “incumbent”.
 
23. Sometime before January 1, 2026, figure out how to live-blog, and AI-transcribe for real-time publication, every single Board of Trustees meeting in Piermont, and every single committee meeting in Piermont.
 
24. Cancel the asinine Bastille Day “celebration” permanently, in favor of an American June 14 Flag Day celebration and an American July 4 Independence day celebration. Burn that stupid mock guillotine in the same bonfire at the end of the Piermont Pier where Tucker is burning the Kevin Timoney “Piermont United” campaign-sign garbage.
 
25. Permanently ban any and all Carol Channing music or routines from being played or performed anywhere within the jurisdictional limits of the Village of Piermont or in neighboring Sparkill.
 
26. Make sure that you keep Dennis Hardy and his stupid exclamation-point posse as far away from Piermont Village Hall as possible, and whatever you do, don’t ever make him a Trustee. Always remember that there is a reason why he is an ex-mayor.
 
27. Impose a complete facial-hair ban on anyone who has served as a Piermont Trustee during 2025, just like Steinbrenner and the Yankees front-office used to impose on the players.

28. Cut spending to dig Piermont out of the multi-million dollar Net Position abyss, in which Garmento Mayor Bruce Tucker put the Village and its taxpayers over the last eight years.

Margaret Grace: Piermont LOSER.










Jennifer DeYorgi Maher: Piermont LOSER.








 

Rondi Casey: Piermont LOSER.








Frank DeCarlo: Jersey LOSER.