Mark A. Margeson
The gist
- Proposes making grant applications a county priority
- Proposes defunding long-vacant county positions after a staffing review
- Supported $400,000 federal relief award for Incubator Works
- Led legislature's approval of term limits
- Led IDA's rebuild and sale of the LECOM Event Center
- Supports continued mental health outreach to homeless residents
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Proposes making grant applications a county priority
10 Questions: Mark Margeson, Candidate for Chemung County ExecutiveCandidate questionnaire · WETM 18 News (via Yahoo News) · Jun 3, 2026 · yahoo.com
“Applying for Grants will be a priority.”
Proposes defunding long-vacant county positions after a staffing review
10 Questions: Mark Margeson, Candidate for Chemung County ExecutiveCandidate questionnaire · WETM 18 News (via Yahoo News) · Jun 3, 2026 · yahoo.com
“There needs to be an immediate assessment of the number of personnel required if we have been getting things done without them”
Supported $400,000 federal relief award for Incubator Works
10 Questions: Mark Margeson, Candidate for Chemung County ExecutiveCandidate questionnaire · WETM 18 News (via Yahoo News) · Jun 3, 2026 · yahoo.com
“we supported Incubator Work with a $400,000 ARP fund award”
Led legislature's approval of term limits
10 Questions: Mark Margeson, Candidate for Chemung County ExecutiveCandidate questionnaire · WETM 18 News (via Yahoo News) · Jun 3, 2026 · yahoo.com
“Term Limits were approved by the Legislature under my Leadership.”
Led IDA's rebuild and sale of the LECOM Event Center
10 Questions: Mark Margeson, Candidate for Chemung County ExecutiveCandidate questionnaire · WETM 18 News (via Yahoo News) · Jun 3, 2026 · yahoo.com
“CCIDA achieved our goal to rebuild and transfer ownership of the LECOM Event Center to a local business owner.”
Supports continued mental health outreach to homeless residents
10 Questions: Mark Margeson, Candidate for Chemung County ExecutiveCandidate questionnaire · WETM 18 News (via Yahoo News) · Jun 3, 2026 · yahoo.com
“Mental health is a big issue with these individuals, and we need to continue to work with them to find options.”