News Room
November 17, 2022
COURTS OPEN AT RENOVATED KIWANIS PARK
Supervisor Peter Crummey is ecstatic to unveil the newly renovated courts at Kiwanis Park. The park is now the home of two basketball courts and two pickleball courts. Supervisor Crummey stated, “Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the United States and we are responding to the increase in local interest. I will continue our commitment to the recreational interests of our community.”
Due to its popularity, the demand to play often exceeds available court space in the Capital Region. Kiwanis Park is the first Town park to be renovated and will be followed next year by new pickleball and tennis courts at the Mohawk River Park on Schermerhorn Road.
Kiwanis Park is located on Rt. 2, east of the Latham Traffic Circle on 1st Avenue in Latham.
September 20, 2022
Latham Water District Residents Online Opportunity
Our new convenient online bill pay service allows you to pay your water bill online safely and securely. Make a payment online, by phone, or by text with credit/debit card or e-check.
As promised, we are pleased to introduce this electronic payment convenience as an option to Town residents.
Peter G. Crummey, Colonie Town Supervisor.
To pay online, please visit: www.colonie.org/departments/lathamwater
July 30, 2022
Colonie Passes Local Law Meant to Improve Cell Phone Service
The Colonie Town Board recently passed a local law meant to improve cell phone service in the Capital Region’s largest suburb, in Albany County. The law provides a process by which wireless carriers may apply for permits to add cell nodes to existing poles and structures. WAMC’s Jim Levulis spoke with Republican Town Supervisor Peter Crummey about why the measure was needed.
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July 8, 2022
Supervisor Crummey Highlights Neighborhood Beautification - Chippendale Court
“Across the Town of Colonie, we are fortunate to have residents who love their community enough to use their own time and resources to improve their neighborhoods. Homeowners on Chippendale Court in Latham have recently taken the initiative to beautify the island on their cul-de-sac. With updated landscaping and the removal of overgrown brush and weeds, the reimagined circle is a prime example of how community care and a common goal can have a dramatic and positive impact on our neighborhoods. I enjoyed my visit there today at the request of the neighborhood and I thank them for their efforts,” said Colonie Town Supervisor Peter G. Crummey.
Listen or Read About Peter's First State of the Town Address!
Colonie Town Supervisor Peter Crummey delivered his first State of the Town address Wednesday.
Crummey, elected in November, stepped into his role as Supervisor in January after more than 40 years in town government, including 21 as a senior Colonie Town Judge and Court Administrator.
The Republican won November’s election to succeed retiring Democratic Supervisor Paula Mahan, who served for 14 years. He remarked on the service of past supervisors of both parties.
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Listen or Read About Peter's Plans As Supervisor!
Among local government leadership changes with the new year, Peter Crummey is taking over as Colonie town supervisor. The Republican replaces Democrat Paula Mahan as the leader of the Capital Region’s largest suburb. Mahan, in office since 2008, did not seek reelection. Crummey, a town judge who stepped down to run for supervisor, beat Democrat Kelly Mateja in November. Crummey spoke with WAMC’s Jim Levulis on Friday, ahead of his swearing-in New Year’s Day 2022.
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CSEA Members Work To Elect Labor Endorsed-Candidates
Thankful for the CSEA Capital Region 4 members who worked hard on my behalf!
In the Capital Region, CSEA members worked hard to successfully elect Peter Crummey as the next Town of Colonie Supervisor. CSEA has had a long relationship with Crummey since his time as a county legislator and town judge.
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Peter Crummey speaks to young people just after retaking Colonie town supervisor post for GOP
In his first event since Election Day, incoming Republican Colonie town supervisor Peter Crummey spoke Thursday with a group of young students. First, he sat down with WAMC’s Capital Region Bureau Chief Dave Lucas.
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Read About Peter's Victory in the Supervisor's Race!
COLONIE — Former Judge Peter Crummey coasted to victory on Election Day and it appears Republicans will have the majority of the Town Board as well.
Crummey overcame a huge enrollment disadvantage — 23,775 to 14,732 with about 20,000 not registered in any party — to beat Kelly Mateja, a Democrat making her first run at public office.
The unofficial count according to the Albany County Board of Elections is 11,590 to 8,587, a spread outside the reach of more than 2,200 absentee ballots still left to be counted.
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Read Retired Colonie Police Chief Jon Teale's Letter Supporting Peter!
The Town of Colonie is a large suburban community with many complex issues. An effective town supervisor must have proven, varied experience, and a demonstrated ability to work with others. Peter Crummey has shown a commitment to public service and has over 40 years of experience in a variety of capacities, and proven record of working with others.
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Albany County Deputy Sheriff's Union Endorses Peter!
Today, September 8, 2021, our campaign received the endorsement from the Albany County Deputy Sheriff’s Union! I am humbled by this support from these brave and dedicated men and women in law enforcement.
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Teamsters Local 294 Endorse Peter!
Fabulous endorsement today, September 1, 2021, from the brave and hard working men and women of Teamsters Local 294!
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CSEA Capital Region 4 Endorses Peter!
Exciting endorsement today, August 31, 2021, from CSEA Capital Region 4, the time honored Union representing many of our hard working Town Employees.
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Police Benevolent Association of New York State Troopers Endorse Peter!
The brave men and women of our New York State Troopers know how important it is to have the right individual serving in elected leadership positions. I am humbled to have received their endorsement. I have had extensive experience interacting with our State Police for over four(4)decades as an attorney for the Village of Menands and Town of Colonie and, also, most recently, as Colonie Town Judge for twenty-one (21) years. I am pleased that Troop G continues to make its home in our Town.
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Honored to participate in the coin toss with Colonie Veterans for Military Appreciation Night during our Albany Empire football game at the Times Union Center.
Click on the play button or video at left to view or click on the link to view video at Peter's Facebook page!
Peter Crummey for Colonie Town Supervisor Merchandise Now Available!
Order campaign T-shirts or hats and proceeds from each order directly supports the campaign!
Click on the photograph or link above to order Peter Crummey for Colonie Town Supervisor merchandise!
Peter Discusses His Position on Stony Creek Reservoir
...As you know, the Stony Creek Reservoir is situated in the Town of Clifton Park and was long ago purchased by our town and established as our reservoir in 1953. This purchase of land, and the water it contains, was accomplished under the leadership and foresight of longtime Colonie town Republican supervisor, William K. Sanford, for the purpose of providing an additional source of water for our town.
...Further, I am unaware of any candidate, seeking town election this year, proposing to sell our town's reservoir. The reservoir remains a valuable asset to our town and should remain as such.
Click on the photograph or link above to read the full Letter to the Editor that appeared in The Spotlight.
Peter Read The Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2021
...we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.” For the past 17 years, I have had the honor of publicly reading our Declaration of Independence at the request of the Greater Loudonville Association and was pleased to do so again this year.
Click on the photograph or link above to watch Peter reading the Declaration on a previous 4th of July.
Police Officers Endorse Peter Crummey.
My name is Tom McLaughlin and I am a retired Colonie Police Officer, member and past president of the Colonie Polcie Benevolent Association. I, along with my fellow past presidents and brothers in blue, want to show our suport and endorse Peter G. Crummey for Colonie Town Supervisor.
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Peter Announces His Unanimous Endorsement from the Capital Region Building and Construction Trades Council and Laborers Local 190.
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Crummey Would Offer Discounts to Volunteers
SpotlightNews.com Covers Peter's Support for First Responders.
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Peter Proposes Discounts At Town Facilities, Other Initiatives To Support Colonie's Volunteer First Responders.
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Town of Colonie Republicans announce candidates for this year’s elections
News 10 Reports on Peter's selection to seek the office of Town of Colonie Supervisor.
Judge Peter G. Crummey Is Running for Colonie Supervisor
Peter announces his run for Town of Colonie Supervisor.
Albany Law Legacy Family Program
Albany Law School recognizes Peter's Family.
Listen to the Judge Crummey Campaign Radio Ad.
A family tradition.
Timesunion - Student Achievers
Local college student sits with Judge Crummey.
117th Annual Albany County Bar Association NYS Court of Appeals Dinner
Albany Law School Alumni Spotlight on Judge Crummey
On February 7, 2018, Peter was presented with The President’s Award at the 117th Annual Albany County Bar Association NYS Court of Appeals Dinner. More than 400 were in attendance at the event held at the Convention Center of the Empire State Plaza.
Reading of Declaration of Independence in Loudonville
Peter delivers his 13th Annual reading of our Declaration of Independence.
Judge Crummey receives endorsements from Leaders of the seven counties comprising the Third Judicial District.
GOP leaders endorse Judge Crummey for State Supreme Court justice.
Announcement on Judge Crummey's appointment to the New York State Bar Association's Committee on Procedures for Judicial Discipline.
Declaration of Independence reading in Loudonville
Peter reads the Declaration of Independence in Loudonville.
Judge Crummey elected to a 5th term as Colonie Town Justice.
The Capital District Women’s Bar Association, A Chapter of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York, Spring 2015 Newsletter, Meet a Member interview with Peter.
2015 Re-election Reception Video
See and hear what E. Stewart Jones, Esq said about Peter and what Peter said to supporters.
Annual Veterans Memorial Day Address Video
See and hear Peter address Town of Colonie Veterans during the Judge's Annual Memorial Day address.
The Crummey Bakery on Albanylaw.edu
Albany Law School - The Crummey Bakery and 3 generations of Graduates.
Listen to the Judge Crummey Campaign Radio Ad.
2015 Endorsement Article on wamc.org
2015 CSEA Press Release
Civil Service Employees Association endorses Judge Peter Crummey.