Credit: James Escher

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BACKGROUND

  • Cronin, 55, of Shelter Island, lost an election last November for town board in his first bid for public office. He is also running on the Conservative Party line.
  • He retired from the Shelter Island Police Department in 2018 after a 22-year career. He earned an associate degree in business management from the Wyoming Technical Institute. 
  • Cronin is a volunteer firefighter.

 

ISSUES

  • Cronin said he doesn’t support mandating innovative/advanced wastewater systems for residents and instead would propose a law requiring residents to maintain their septic systems every five years.
  • He said he doesn’t support the current board’s proposed dock law, which he called “aggressive,” and he is concerned it’s taking away residents’ property rights.
  • Cronin said the board should not spend more money to hire additional outside experts for positions such as town planner.

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