We share six fundamental values

Open government

• ​Informed electorate
  
• Broad citizen participation 

Fiscal responsibility

• Planning & budgeting
  
• Sharing services
  
• Seeking grants
  
• Fairness
  

Environmental stewardship

• Open space preservation
  
• Energy conservation & alternative sources
  
• Waste reduction
  

Preservation

• Historic buildings & neighborhoods
• Local character
• Quality of life

Diversity, equality, equity & inclusion for all

• Commitment to broad representation in all areas of local government and to supporting our diverse citizens against racism, hatred, and bigotry publicly and proactively
• Advocate for affordable and fair housing best practices

Responsible land use

• Zoning & planning
• Maintenance of infrastructure
• Alternative means of transportation

We are part of the community

We offer the annual Paula K. Dambroff Memorial Award for Civic Leadership to an exceptional high-school senior.

We take a table at the Ferry Festa to connect with the community.

We collaborate with other Democratic Committees in the Rivertowns to sponsor forums to inform and educate the public on current issues.

​We contribute to worthy causes at the Village level and beyond.

Who we are

We are Dobbs Ferry residents who were publicly elected to represent each and every neighborhood in the Village.

We meet regularly in open, publicized meetings to discuss and take positions on policy issues -- and we are the only political organization in the Village that does so.

We inform and have a dialogue with our elected officials.

We cultivate, vet, and endorse qualified individuals as candidates for public office.

​We run issue-oriented campaigns.

We share two basic principles

We expect our candidates, our elected officials, and our committee members to act with integrity for the good of the Village.​

​We believe that government can strengthen communities and improve people's lives.