Bloomingdale Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
John J.
D'Amato
John J. D'Amato, the incumbent, is running for mayor of Bloomingdale in the Nov 3, 2026 election, unopposed.
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Background
- About
- Mayor of Bloomingdale since 2021, after nine years as a borough councilman. He is a retired manager and has served more than 45 years with the Bloomingdale Fire Department, including as a former chief.
- On the ballot as
- Democratic
- Campaign website
- bloomingdaledemocraticclub.org
John J. D'Amato is the only candidate for mayor; the county clerk's list shows no Republican nomination made for mayor. Passaic County Clerk
Peyman "Ray" Yazdi, Dominic V. Catalano and John J. D'Amato are presented as candidates on the Bloomingdale Democratic Club's site. Bloomingdale Democratic Club
On the record: John J. D'Amato
4 sourced01Affordable housing1 sourced position
as recorded in the meeting minutes; not a direct quote
Highlighted the borough's upcoming Round 4 affordable housing compliance requirements, including ordinances and resolutions for future agendas (Feb. 2026).
Own statementBorough of Bloomingdale · Feb 3, 2026Link
02Main Street development1 sourced position
as recorded in the meeting minutes; not a direct quote
Reported that the owner of the Main Street development site is actively seeking approvals to continue developing it (March 2026).
Own statementBorough of Bloomingdale · Mar 17, 2026Link
03DPW vehicles1 sourced position
as recorded in the meeting minutes; not a direct quote
Said a January 2026 payment was for Police Department vehicles, not a DPW vehicle, and showed photos of the two replaced DPW vehicles' condition (Sept. 2026).
Own statementBorough of Bloomingdale · Sep 1, 2026Link
04Meer Tract1 sourced position
The club's platform says the Meer Tract deal being finalized will bring $10 million in one-time revenue plus $2.5 million a year from the developer.
The development negotiations we are currently finalizing for the Meer Track will generate one-time revenue of $10 million from the sale of land and one time permit fees, plus $2.5 million paid by the developer annually.”
Own statementBloomingdale Democratic ClubLink
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