Re-Elect · Town of Cuba Council
Proven. Practical. All in for Cuba.
Jonathan — Jonny to plenty of folks around town — has spent his term doing the unglamorous work of local government: reading the budget line by line, listening before deciding, and finding the common ground that keeps Cuba moving forward. He’s asking for your vote to keep at it.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3
Polls open 6 am – 9 pm
Early Voting
Sat. Oct. 24 – Sun. Nov. 1
Allegany County early voting sites
Meet Jonathan
Jonathan Enzinna believes the best local government is the kind you hardly notice: roads plowed, budgets balanced, emergency crews ready, and a Town Board that treats every resident with respect. That’s the standard he’s held himself to on the Cuba Town Council.
He brings a rare mix to the table — years on the front lines as a firefighter and critical-care EMT, the practical sense of a small-business owner, and a deep commitment to the organizations that make Cuba a place worth calling home.
Most of all, Jonathan listens. He doesn’t need to win every argument. He needs Cuba to win.
“We can disagree about a budget or a zoning question and still be neighbors on Sunday. That’s how a small town works — and that’s how I’ll keep serving.”
Leadership & Service
Preserving the buildings, records, and stories that make Cuba, Cuba — so the next generation knows where they come from.
Championing the small businesses that keep our downtown alive and bring visitors to town year-round.
Caring for the trail that runs right through Cuba — a treasure for hikers, bikers, skiers, and families.
Firefighter & AEMT-CC · nearly a decade, including a term as EMS Chief
Jonathan spent close to ten years as a volunteer firefighter and Advanced EMT–Critical Care. That time on calls gave him a practical understanding of what responders need — training, equipment, and people — and it shapes how he approaches public-safety decisions for Cuba today.
What Jonathan Stands For
Jonathan would rather get the right result for Cuba than score a point. That means listening to people he disagrees with, giving ground where it makes sense, and holding firm where it matters. Good local government is built by neighbors meeting in the middle.
Police, fire, and EMS have Jonathan’s support — in the budget, at the table, and in public. As a former EMS Chief, he understands what our responders need to keep Cuba safe, and he’ll keep making sure they have it.
You can disagree with a vote without calling the people who cast it “fascists” or “Nazis.” The officers of the Cuba Police Department and the members of our Town Board are our neighbors. Jonathan will always debate the issues — he won’t smear the people.
Built in the Southern Tier
Jonathan knows what it means to balance the books, meet deadlines, and answer to customers. He brings that same practical, budget-minded thinking to every Town Board decision.
On top of running his own businesses, Jonathan works a full-time job remotely for a company based in Buffalo — bringing a Buffalo paycheck home to Cuba, and living proof that good careers don’t have to mean leaving the Southern Tier.
Hands-on technology support for local businesses, organizations, and families — keeping people connected, secure, and working, the kind of help that’s hard to find in a rural county.
A software development company building tools and products right here at home — proof that great tech work doesn’t require leaving Allegany County.
JiffSoft’s game studio, gearing up for the release of its first title. Keep an eye out — a little piece of Cuba is about to land on screens everywhere.
Home Base
Jonathan and his wife are raising their three kids right here in Cuba, along with a household that’s a little more crowded than most:
That’s seventeen animals, three kids, and one very patient wife. If he can keep that crew fed, organized, and mostly peaceful, he can handle a Town Board agenda.
Get in Touch
Have a question, a concern about something in town, or an idea? Want a yard sign or to lend a hand before November 3? Send a note — it goes straight to Jonathan.
Vote Tuesday, November 3
Polls open 6 am – 9 pm