The Ancient-Order of Hibernians, Division 4 proudly announces our

2026 Huntington St. Patrick's Day Parade Grand Marshal

EDMUND J. “ED” SMYTH

HUNTINGTON TOWN SUPERVISOR

Supervisor Edmund J. “Ed” Smyth is a steadfast leader with deep roots in the Huntington community, demonstrating a strong commitment to public service and Irish-American heritage. His selection as Grand Marshal of the 2026 Huntington St. Patrick’s Day Parade reflects not only his dedication to improving the lives of Huntington residents, but also his long-standing support of charitable causes and community traditions that align with the mission of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Ed Smyth has served as Huntington’s Town Supervisor since 2022, where he has worked tirelessly to keep Huntington a safe, vibrant, and family-centered community. Prior to his election as Supervisor, he served as a respected member of the Huntington Town Board, earning recognition for his balanced leadership, fiscal responsibility, and focus on improving quality of life for all residents.

Beyond his public service in local government, Supervisor Smyth is also a practicing attorney and a proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps. His military service reflects the discipline, integrity, and courage he continues to bring to his role as a civic leader. Both in the courtroom and in the Supervisor’s office, Ed has demonstrated a deep respect for the law, a commitment to fairness, and an unwavering dedication to serving others.

A lifelong Long Islander with strong Irish-American roots, Supervisor Smyth has remained closely connected to his heritage and community. He has supported numerous civic, cultural, and charitable organizations throughout Huntington, embodying the values of faith, family, and friendship that are central to the AOH. His leadership has not only strengthened local government but has also built bridges across community groups, making him a unifying figure for Huntington’s diverse residents.

In addition to his public service, Ed is a devoted husband and father, deeply committed to his family and to ensuring that Huntington remains a place where families can thrive. His career, service, and character have made a lasting impact on the town, and his selection as Grand Marshal for 2026 honors both his achievements and the values he represents.

Supervisor Edmund J. Smyth’s service to his country, his town, and his community truly make him a most deserving Grand Marshal, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division 4, is proud to celebrate his leadership, heritage, and commitment to the people of Huntington.