Hunterdon County Reorganization Meeting
January 4, 2022
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County Clerk Mary J. Melfi sworn in by Surrogate Susan J. Hoffman, while Dan Torrone holds the Bible |
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Commissioner Director John E. Lanza sworn in by Honorable Jack Ciattarelli, while his father, John R. Lanza, holds the Bible
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Commissioner Matt Holt sworn in by County Counsel, Shana Taylor, while his wife Megan Jones-Holt holds the Bible |
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Commissioner Susan J. Soloway sworn in by Senator Mike Doherty, while her husband Rob and son, Michael, hold the Bible |
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New Hunterdon Board Director John Lanza Says County Residents Can Have ‘Great Faith In Our Future’
Zach Rich To Serve As Deputy Director
Melfi, Holt and Soloway Sworn-in
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Stating that County residents can have “great faith in our future, as the Commissioner Board looks ahead and continues to ensure that Hunterdon County is the safest, healthiest and best place to live, not only in New Jersey, but in the nation,” John E. Lanza was unanimously elected as Director of the Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners, at the annual re-organization meeting held in the Historic Courthouse in Flemington, on January 4th.
Lanza, who was sworn in by former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli, said during remarks, “2022 begins year 3 of the COVID-19 pandemic. And as difficult and challenging as the pandemic has made governing, Hunterdon County has never faltered in our conservative fiscal philosophy, nor in delivering services to the public. And we never will.”
County Clerk Mary Melfi and County Commissioners Matt Holt and Susan J. Soloway, all re-elected by the voters in November, took their oaths of office during the ceremonies.
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Commissioner Matt Holt, Senator Kip Bateman, Commissioner Director John E. Lanza, Commissioner Shaun C. Van Doren and Commissioner Susan J. Soloway |
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Retiring Senator Bateman’s Achievements Recognized By Hunterdon Board |
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Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners Director John E. Lanza pointed to Senator Kip Bateman’s leadership in gaining enactment of the anti-hazing law named for the late Timothy Piazza of Readington Township, as one of his major legislative achievements, when the Commissioners recognized and lauded the retiring Senator’s long public service career, during the Board’s Re-organization Meeting on January 4th.
Board Director Lanza, in presenting the Proclamation, stated, “Kip Bateman has been a great friend of Hunterdon County. He has been a fighter to preserve the environment and, over the course of his long service, has earned the respect of both his Republican and Democratic colleagues in the legislature.”
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County Walk-Up Vaccine Clinic
January 6th, 11th,
20th and 27th
11 am to 3 pm
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COVID-19 online testing, click here
Other testing resources, click here
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information & updates
UPDATED: NEW
Bridge and Road Closures and Detours
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How To Report Your Positive At-Home COVID Test Result To The NJ Health Department
According to CDC and state guidelines, local health departments should be notified if someone tests positive.
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PARKS & RECREATION
Pre-registration required--no walk-ins!
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RVCC Planetarium
Shows begin Saturday, January 22nd.
Please make note of our health and safety guidelines. All persons ages two and older are required to wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status.
RVCC's COVID response and protocols can be found here.
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Hunterdon County Board of County Commissioners and Constitutional Officers |
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John E. Lanza
Director
Zachary T. Rich
Deputy Director
**not pictured
Matt Holt
Susan J. Soloway
Shaun C.
Van Doren
Mary H. Melfi
County Clerk
Fred W. Brown
Sheriff
Susan J. Hoffman
Surrogate
Renee Robeson
Prosecutor
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