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Voting In the New Rochelle Public Library Election begins on May 20th

Re-Elect Corey Galloway

Committed Leadership. Community-Driven Vision.

“Building a Stronger Library for a Stronger New Rochelle”

About Corey Galloway

Rooted in Service, Grounded in Community.

Corey Galloway currently serves as Vice President of the New Rochelle Public Library Board of Trustees, a role he’s held since 2018. A lifelong advocate for education, access, and civic engagement, Corey has made it his mission to strengthen the role of the library as a community cornerstone. During the day Corey is a business owner and developer of affordable homes in the East New York and Brownsville areas of Brooklyn NY.

As Chairman of the Building and Grounds committee, Corey has worked to centralize development inquiries and elevate community voices—ensuring that NRPL’s growth truly reflects the needs and values of New Rochelle residents.

With deep roots in New Rochelle, Corey and his family are proud to serve and give back to the community that shaped them. His leadership is not just professional – it’s personal.

Re-Election to the NRPL Board

As he seeks re-election to the NRPL Board of Trustees, Corey brings a wealth of experience, a deep understanding of the library’s role in the community, and a passionate commitment to its mission. His track record of leadership and advocacy positions him to continue making significant contributions to the library’s growth and success in the coming years.

Record of Leadership

  • Chair – Building and Grounds Commitee
  • Executive Committee Member
  • Finance Committee Member
  • Budget Committee Member

Visions for the Future

A library that grows with its people.

Corey believes the NRPL should be more than a building – it should be a living, breathing hub of learning and connection, His priorities for the next term include: 

  • Expanding access to diverse and inclusive programming.
  • Increasing investment in infrastructure and modernization.
  • Building a stronger foundation for future capital fundraising.
  • Maintaining transparency and trust through strategic, public-centered leadership.

Leadership in Library Initiatives

As Chairman of the Building & Grounds Committee, Corey has been instrumental in centralizing development inquiries and prioritizing community feedback. This initiative ensures that the library’s growth aligns with the evolving needs of New Rochelle residents. Under his leadership, the committee has focused on preserving the library’s core values while exploring opportunities for expansion and improvement.