
I LOVE MAHOPAC AND AM RUNNING TO REPRESENT YOU
LENNY HARRINGTON For Putnam, For you

Meet Lenny
I'm proud to announce my candidacy for Putnam County Legislator representing Mahopac’s District 9.
I've lived in Putnam County for 30 years. My wife and I raised our two sons in Mahopac, and we’ve built a life centered on community, hard work, and service.
As a dedicated member of Local Union 3, I’ve spent decades leading teams as a superintendent and senior project manager in the construction industry. Today, I oversee projects with annual budgets between $60 and $80 million—experience which has taught me how to solve problems, carefully manage resources, and deliver results.
But my commitment doesn’t stop at the job site. I volunteer my time teaching leadership skills to young foremen, helping to develop the next generation of responsible, capable workers.
Now, I’m ready to serve our community at a higher level—as your county legislator. I’m running to be a strong voice for working families, small businesses, and the future of Putnam County.
I love Mahopac, and I’m running to represent you with integrity, transparency, and unwavering dedication.

VISION & PRIORITIES
Integrity, Accountability and Leadership
Stay tuned for more information about where Lenny stands on the issues facing Mahopac and Putnam County. Over the coming days, weeks, and months, you’ll have the opportunity to meet Lenny, hear his ideas, and understand why he is the right vote for right now.
Lenny is committed to building a stronger future for our community—one that reflects our shared values and addresses the challenges we face with clear priorities and real accountability. His leadership is rooted in experience, integrity, and a deep belief in the potential of Mahopac and Putnam County.
Check back soon to learn more about his vision for the community and how you can be part of the movement for smart, responsible leadership.
"The future is built by the courage to embrace change. leadership brings transparency, accountability, and a fresh vision to the table."