Emil Bove Jr., a candidate for the Seneca Falls Town Board, recently hosted a town hall meeting at the Seneca Falls Community Center. The event drew residents from across the community to discuss the issues facing the town.
“This was exactly the kind of event our town deserves—open, respectful, and full of great ideas,” said Emil Bove. “I’m deeply grateful to the voters who showed up, spoke up, and reminded us all what civic engagement is about. I’m running to serve the people of Seneca Falls, and I’ll always make myself available to listen, answer questions, and work for you.”
Bove’s opponents for Town Board, Ken Hilkert and Mason Hawker, were in attendance and were welcomed to participate.
“Civility isn’t just a nicety—it’s essential to good governance,” Bove said. “I appreciated having Ken and Mason at the table. We may not agree on every issue, but we share a commitment to this community, and that matters.”
As his campaign continues, Bove said he remains committed to hosting more open forums, engaging with voters directly, and “championing an honest, solution-oriented approach to local government.”
