Pelham Village Trustee · Nov 3, 2026
Everitt
Speros
Everitt Speros is running for Pelham Village Trustee in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · Village Trustee
- 01Paul Anzilotti
- 02Kristen Burke
- 03Krystal HowellIncumbent
- 04Arthur Long
- 05Russell SolomonIncumbent
- 06Everitt SperosYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Retired from the U.S. Army after 26 years of service and a Pelham resident for 19 years.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Neighborhood Party
- How the press groups them
- The Pelham Examiner describes the race as three Democrats facing three challengers from the Neighborhood Party. Pelham Examiner, Pelham candidates agree to 4 League of Women Voters debates · Oct 17, 2026
- Campaign website
- pelhamneighborhoodparty.org
On the record: Everitt Speros
4 sourced01North Pelham zoning1 sourced position
Wrote that he would end the Business District Floating Zone.
My solutions for our village’s problems are straightforward: stop frivolous spending, manage our budget responsibly so we don’t pierce the tax cap, and end the arbitrary Business District Floating Zone.”
Own statementPelham Examiner, Everitt Speros' campaign statement · Oct 19, 2026Link
02Taxes1 sourced position
Wrote that he will not vote to exceed the state property tax cap.
I will not vote to pierce the State property tax cap for the third time.”
Own statementPelham Examiner, Everitt Speros' campaign statement · Oct 19, 2026Link
03Flood mitigation1 sourced position
Joint statement by Paul Anzilotti, Arthur Long and Rhett Speros (Neighborhood Party candidates)
The Neighborhood Party candidates proposed a new infrastructure plan, prioritizing flood mitigation, sized to the grant money the village is likely to receive.
Own statementPelham Examiner, VOP Trustee candidates · Sep 30, 2026Link
04Trustee pay1 sourced position
Joint statement by Paul Anzilotti, Arthur Long and Rhett Speros (Neighborhood Party candidates)
The Neighborhood Party candidates pledged to serve without pay and to encourage the mayor and other trustees to do the same.
Serve without pay and encourage our Mayor and fellow Trustees to do the same”
Own statementPelham Examiner, Neighborhood Party candidates announce platform (press release) · Sep 14, 2026Link
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