From his first day in office, Ray has focused on holding violent criminals accountable and protecting our communities. He created the Violent Criminal Enterprises Bureau to fight gang activity and major crimes, and he led the task force that solved the Gilgo Beach serial killings, partnering with multiple agencies to bring justice in one of the nation’s most high-profile cold cases.

Ray continues to lead in Albany, working on laws to address the opioid crisis and promote public safety across New York State.

A career spanning more than three decades in law enforcement has prepared Sheriff Toulon to lead with experience and integrity. He has strengthened public safety in Suffolk County through initiatives like the Correction Intelligence Center, which improves information sharing across local, state, national, and international law enforcement agencies.

Sheriff Toulon has consistently opposed efforts to defund the police and has fought against bail reforms that would release repeat offenders into our communities. His leadership ensures Suffolk County remains a safe place to live and work.

A lifelong Riverhead resident, Catherine has spent nearly 30 years in Suffolk County government, including serving as Chief of Staff to multiple legislators. She understands the challenges communities face and knows what it takes to deliver meaningful results. 

Catherine’s focus on public safety and her strong support of law enforcement make her a trusted leader for residents across the district.

A lifelong resident of the East End, Ann has dedicated her career to preserving the natural beauty and environmental health of our community. As a former Southampton Town Trustee, she played a pivotal role in protecting critical water bodies like Mecox Bay and Sagaponack Pond, enhancing water quality and supporting local fisheries. Her advocacy for renewable energy, green transportation, and sustainable waste management continues to drive progress in our region.

Ann's commitment to environmental stewardship and community well-being makes her a trusted leader for the South Fork.

With his role as Vice Chair of the Public Safety and Government Operations Committees, Jim has consistently backed initiatives that keep Suffolk County communities safe. 

His leadership in strengthening penalties for illegal ATV use demonstrates his commitment to protecting residents and maintaining the quality of life across the district.

A lifelong resident of Selden, Nick has dedicated his career to public service, including over three decades with the Suffolk County Water Authority and leadership roles in the Utility Workers Union. Since taking office in 2021, he has been a staunch advocate for law enforcement, public safety, and community well-being.

Nick's legislative priorities include enhancing infrastructure, supporting workforce housing, and ensuring that our communities remain safe and vibrant places to live. His commitment to these issues reflects his deep connection to the district and its residents.

With a distinguished career spanning over four decades, Steve has been a steadfast advocate for environmental protection and public service. As a former New York State Assemblymember and current Suffolk County Legislator, he has authored key legislation to safeguard Long Island’s water quality, preserve open spaces, and promote sustainable development. His leadership on the Suffolk County Planning Committee underscores his commitment to responsible land use and farmland protection. 

Steve's deep-rooted connection to the community and his unwavering dedication to public service make him a trusted leader for the 5th District.

Dominick has been a reliable ally of law enforcement, advancing initiatives that directly save lives, including equipping police vehicles with EpiPens. His dedication to public safety ensures that Suffolk County families can live in safer neighborhoods.

A lifelong resident of Holbrook and Holtsville, Anthony has dedicated his career to public service, including over 20 years in the service industry. Since taking office in 2020, he has been a staunch advocate for law enforcement, public safety, and community well-being.

Anthony's legislative priorities include addressing the county's debt crisis, protecting drinking water, and preventing overdevelopment to preserve the suburban character of the district. 

His commitment to these issues reflects his deep connection to the community and its residents.

A dedicated labor advocate with over 30 years of experience, Sam has been a steadfast champion for workers' rights and community well-being. As President of IBEW Local 1430, he has led efforts to improve working conditions and support local families. Since taking office in 2019, Sam has focused on enhancing public safety, supporting education, and addressing the unique needs of his district, which includes Brentwood, Central Islip, and North Bay Shore.

His leadership on the Education & Human Services Committee and other key initiatives reflects his commitment to creating a safer, more prosperous community for all residents.

As Deputy Presiding Officer and Chair of the Public Safety Committee, Steve has been a key voice for law enforcement and community safety. He’s worked to strengthen public safety resources—securing funding for more staffing and updated technology to meet the needs of a growing county.

With years of experience in local and county government, Steve knows how to get things done and deliver real results for the people he serves.

A lifelong Long Island resident and daughter of a Marine, Leslie has dedicated her career to public service. Before her tenure as a Suffolk County Legislator, she served for 13 years as a legislative aide, providing her with invaluable insight into the workings of government and its impact on the daily lives of constituents.

Leslie's legislative priorities include enhancing public safety, supporting law enforcement, and ensuring that the needs of her constituents are met. Her commitment to these issues reflects her deep connection to the community and its residents.

A lifelong resident of Commack, Sal has dedicated his career to public service, including over three decades in law enforcement and emergency services. As a retired second-grade detective with the NYPD's Elite Emergency Services Unit and former chief of the Commack Fire Department, he has a proven track record of protecting and serving the community.

In addition to his law enforcement career, Sal is a small business owner, operating Sal's Ristorante in Smithtown for over a decade. He has also served as president of the Commack South Little League, demonstrating his commitment to youth development and community engagement.

Sal's legislative priorities include enhancing public safety, supporting law enforcement, and ensuring that the needs of his constituents are met. His commitment to these issues reflects his deep connection to the community and its residents.

A lifelong Lindenhurst resident, RJ has spent years serving his community, as Deputy Mayor, Village Trustee, and active member of local civic organizations. His record of leadership and dedication speaks for itself.

RJ has always stood with law enforcement and remains committed to keeping Suffolk County families safe. 

Building on the strong foundation set by Presiding Officer Kevin McCaffrey, he’ll continue to be a voice for public safety and community values.

A lifelong Long Islander and dedicated public servant, Jason began his career in 2010 as Chief of Staff to Legislator DuWayne Gregory. He later served as Deputy Clerk and then Clerk of the Suffolk County Legislature, where he led efforts to modernize government operations and improve accessibility.

Since his election in 2020, Jason has been a steadfast advocate for his community, focusing on public safety, economic development, and youth engagement. He has worked to secure funding for infrastructure improvements and has been involved in initiatives aimed at enhancing public safety and supporting local businesses.

Jason's leadership extends beyond legislation; he is committed to fostering a safer and more prosperous community for all residents.

A lifelong Long Islander, Rebecca has dedicated her career to public service and community advocacy. She previously served as an executive with County Executive Steve Bellone's office, focusing on performance management to enhance government efficiency. Currently, she is the President and CEO of the Health and Welfare Council of Long Island (HWCLI), a nonprofit organization that assists thousands of Long Islanders by addressing affordability challenges and supporting small businesses across the region.

In the Legislature, Rebecca has been a strong advocate for public safety, securing funding for infrastructure improvements and collaborating with law enforcement to address community concerns. Her leadership on the Environmental, Parks, and Agriculture Committee reflects her commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship. She has supported initiatives like the Water Quality Restoration Fund and worked to connect underserved communities to sustainability grants. 

Rebecca is also a staunch supporter of law enforcement, having secured necessary security systems for local schools and brought national programs to strengthen school-law enforcement partnerships. Her endorsements include all law enforcement agencies in Suffolk County. 

A lifelong resident of Deer Park, Tom has dedicated his career to public service. He served as a decorated Lieutenant with the FDNY, participating in elite rescue operations, including deployments to Ground Zero, Hurricane Katrina, and the Haiti earthquake.

Currently in his fourth term, Tom chairs the Public Safety Committee, where he continues to advocate for first responders and community safety.

A lifelong resident of Huntington, Stephanie has dedicated decades to serving her community, including 15 years as an elementary school teacher. Upon taking office, she committed full-time to representing her constituents, ensuring their needs are met with focus and care.

Stephanie serves on several key committees, including Public Safety, Ways & Means, Economic Development & Planning, Housing, and Education (as Chair). Her leadership reflects a strong commitment to public safety, community growth, and the well-being of families across the district.

A lifelong resident of North Babylon, Rich first became Town Supervisor in 1992 at just 29 years old, making him the youngest in the town’s history. After serving until 2001, he returned to the role in 2012 and has been leading the town ever since, now the longest-serving supervisor in Babylon’s history.

Under his leadership, Babylon has maintained strong fiscal health and top bond ratings. Rich has focused on revitalizing downtown areas, improving parks and infrastructure, and addressing quality-of-life issues such as illegal housing and blight.

From supporting first responders to ensuring neighborhoods remain safe, Ed Smyth has consistently led with common sense and a genuine commitment to the people of Huntington. 

His focus on public safety and community well-being makes him a trusted leader for the town.

Under his leadership, Smithtown has thrived—revitalizing its downtowns, improving parks and beaches, and protecting the open spaces that make the town such a great place to live. Supervisor Wehrheim’s commitment to progress has gone hand in hand with his strong support for law enforcement and public safety.

Thanks to his vision and steady leadership, Smithtown continues to be a community where families can truly live the American Dream.