Candidate
Richard William Syper
Running for Mayor in Mayville
Richard W. Syper is a lifelong resident of Mayville, New York, with over 20 years of service on the Mayville Village Board, including time as deputy mayor.
Where they stand
ⓘ AI-compiled · verify · compiled July 4, 2026Infrastructure
Proposed the installation of a sidewalk on East Evans Street to enhance pedestrian safety.
source ↗Infrastructure
Initiated enhancements for Lakeside Park, which led to a proposed budget increase for funding improvements.
source ↗Environmental Policy
Opposed the use of herbicides in Chautauqua Lake, indicating a preference for non-chemical weed control methods.
source ↗Intergovernmental Relations
Discussed shared code enforcement services with Chautauqua town officials, but the services ended due to alleged misconduct.
source ↗Fiscal Policy
Proposed a budget increase for the Lakeside Park project while ensuring the tax rate remained below state-imposed limits.
source ↗Public Safety
Addressed safety concerns about the proposed sidewalk on East Evans Street, highlighting the need for ADA compliance.
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🗳️ When to vote
Register by
Oct 19
in 44 days
Early voting
Oct 24–Nov 1
in 49 days
Election day
Nov 3
in 59 days
Sources
- Rick Syper Is Running For Mayor Of Mayville | News, Sports, Jobs - Post Journal
- Sidewalk proposal upsets some Mayville residents | News, Sports, Jobs - Post Journal
- Lakeside Park Project Hikes Mayville Budget | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today
- Mayville not interested in using herbicides | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today
- Mayville, Chautauqua Code Officer Sharing Ending Due To Mayor’s ‘Inappropriate Conduct’ | News, Sports, Jobs - Post Journal
- Mayville Village Candidates Forum set for Sept. 28 | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today
ℹ️ Registered candidate from official NY Board of Elections records (filed 07/15/2026). Verify details with your local election office.
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