Jason Leifer

Meet the Candidate – Jason Leifer JASON LEIFER TOWN SUPERVISOR – Jason is running for his fourth term as Dryden Town Supervisor. A Town Board member for seven years, he now has 17 years of experience in Dryden government and knows the town’s strengths and needs. Jason has used his Read more…

Christina Dravis

Meet the Candidate – Christina Dravis CHRISTINA DRAVIS TOWN BOARD MEMBER – Christina was appointed Christ Town Board in January to fill a vacancy and is now running to serve her first full term. Christina has lived in Tompkins County since 2014 and in the Dryden Hamlet of Etna since Read more…

Chris Clauson

Meet the Candidate – Chris Clauson CHRIS CLAUSON TOWN JUSTICE Judge Christopher Clauson has a proven track record of fair and impartial justice during his 32 years as a justice, first as the Village of Dryden Judge in 1991-92, and then as Town of Dryden Judge since 1993. He has Read more…

Spring Buck

Meet the Candidate – Spring Buck SPRING BUCK TOWN BOARD MEMBER – Spring has been an active member of the Tompkins County community for most of her life, and is excited to run for her first term as a member of the Dryden Town Board. She is an advocate for Read more…

Dryden2045

Dryden2045 Public Review Draft released! The Steering Committee has released a Public Review Draft of the Comprehensive Plan Update. Comments on the draft plan can be submitted through the project website through the comment form here; comments will be accepted through March 31, 2022. A public hearing will be held Read more…

Rail Trail Website

NEW WEBSITE!  https://drydenrailtrail.org/ The Dryden Rail Trail now has an official website!  The Dryden Rail Trail website provides quick access to other sites and helpful content: You can access the Dryden Rail Trail Task Force home page (where you can click through to the minutes of Task Force meetings or download Read more…

Protecting Dryden

About Protecting Dryden We believe the Town of Dryden is the best place in Tompkins County to start a business, raise a family, and enjoy the beauty and bounty of Upstate New York. “Protecting Dryden” grew out of the movement to protect the town—especially its roads, surface water, aquifers, and Read more…