Deputy Mayor Darryl Taylor for Trustee
A lifelong Tuckahoe resident, Darryl Taylor has built a life of service rooted in this community. A retired Corrections Officer and former Village Trustee, he continues to serve today as Deputy Mayor, bringing decades of leadership and commitment to the role.
Darryl served for 15 years as a Trustee on the COBA Union’s Welfare Benefits Fund and is proud to be endorsed by the AFL-CIO. He is Chairman of Deployed at Home, Inc., supporting veterans and their families, and has contributed to the village’s long-term vision through his work on the Comprehensive Planning Committee.
His commitment to Tuckahoe spans generations. For more than 40 years, Darryl has volunteered with the Eastchester Community Action Partnership, the nonprofit his mother, Alma Lee Taylor, helped found, and he has served on the ECAP Board for the past 14 years. As a founding member of Saving Our Sons and Daughters, he has helped mentor and support local youth, reflecting a long-standing investment in the next generation. He has also coached youth football, AAU basketball, and baseball for nearly three decades, and has served as an ordained Deacon since 2012.
Darryl brings a lifetime of service, steady leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the people of Tuckahoe.
Harmeet Goindi for Trustee
Thirteen years of raising a family in Tuckahoe has a way of making village governance personal. Harmeet Goindi first ran for Trustee because he cares deeply about this community. Now, as an incumbent with a record of results, he is running again because there is more work to do.
During his term, Harmeet secured village funding for the long-needed storm drain project and serves as Trustee liaison to the Eastchester School District, the Planning Board, and Tuckahoe’s Environment and Sustainability Committee, which he co-founded. In these roles, he has advanced green infrastructure and climate resiliency initiatives across the village. He also serves on the boards of the Westchester County Soil and Water Conservation District and the STEM Alliance, and was instrumental in launching the Tuckahoe Music Festival.
Professionally, Harmeet is a CFA charterholder with an MBA from NYU Stern, an MS from RPI, and a B.Tech from IIT Bombay. He founded Trade Alert and WhatsTrading.com, which were acquired by Cboe Global Markets in 2020, and has held senior roles at Cboe, Credit Suisse, and Bank of America.
He and his wife are proud parents of three children in Eastchester’s elementary, middle, and high schools.
Harmeet brings a record of results, a forward-looking approach, and a deep commitment to the future of Tuckahoe.
Aisha Scholes, Esq. for Village Justice
Aisha Scholes has been a resident of Tuckahoe for more than a decade, building strong ties to the community through both her family and her professional work. Her daughter is a graduate of Tuckahoe High School, and her son currently attends Tuckahoe Middle School and plays on the Tuckahoe Varsity football team. Her husband has lived in Tuckahoe for more than twenty years.
Aisha brings a broad and well-rounded legal background, with experience spanning landlord-tenant matters, motor vehicle accidents, land use, no-fault insurance, premises liability, and general liability. She also gained early public sector experience as an intern with the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office.
Her work reflects a commitment to fairness and sound judgment. While at Touro Law School, Aisha was awarded the CALI Award in Mediation in recognition of her ability to resolve disputes thoughtfully and impartially. She has been an active member of the Westchester County Bar Association and the Westchester Women’s Bar Association, and previously served on the Tuckahoe Planning Board.
Aisha brings legal experience, thoughtful judgment, and a clear commitment to fairness in serving the residents of the Village of Tuckahoe as Village Justice.
