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Tag Archives: Clinton Township
Council votes to close major road without public comment
Without any meaningful effort to obtain public comment from affected residents, on June 22 Mayor Brian Mullay and the Clinton Township Council voted to endorse the permanent closure of a major township thoroughfare — the section of County Road 629 … Continue reading
Posted in Municipal, Route 629
Tagged Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, Lebanon Borough, NJWSA, Round Valley, Route 629
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WWWCT? Republicans & Democrats
What’s wrong with Clinton Township? (WWWCT?) Republicans and Democrats. In the upcoming Primary Election (June 8), and even in the November election, you might as well not vote. That’s a shocking suggestion. But it’s apt. Because your vote doesn’t matter. … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Housing, Election 2021, Municipal
Tagged Clinton Township
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Mayor Brian Mullay and council decimate Police Department
What’s wrong in Clinton Township? On March 24 newly elected Mayor Brian Mullay and council will make dramatic changes to the Police Department that will affect public safety. 1. Council will reduce the number of patrol officers by 21%, from … Continue reading
Posted in Municipal, Police, Taxes
Tagged budget, Clinton Township, hunterdon, Manney, police chief, police director, taxes
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Switlyk & Mullay: 6 years of feeble government in Clinton Township
Clinton Township council members Amy Switlyk and Brian Mullay are running for third terms. Their 6 years in office are marked by financial disasters and hiding their bad decisions. They brush off public scrutiny, mischaracterize serious problems, and avoid the … Continue reading
Don’t Vote June 4! This Primary smells like…
Here at ExMayor.com we pride ourselves on voting in every election and in exercising our franchise. But we’re not stupid. We looked at this year’s Primary Ballot. And we realized that if you vote on June 4, 2019, Primary Election … Continue reading
Why to vote NO on Public Question to divert open space funds
This letter was published in the local newspapers and social media outlets this week. Chairs of the Clinton Township Open Space Committee and Environmental Commission — along with other residents — oppose a Public Question on the November 8 ballot … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Municipal, Sprawl, Taxes
Tagged Clinton Township, election, open space, referendum
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Administrator hired by Mayor Higgins was under investigation
In an Oct. 11 article, the Hunterdon Review reports that the administrator recently hired by Mayor John Higgins for Clinton Township, Jesse Landon, was under investigation in Tewksbury Township, “alledgedly… accused of sexual harassment” — during the time Higgins and … Continue reading
Posted in Municipal
Tagged Clinton Township, Held, Higgins, Investigation, Landon, Mullay, Selvaggi, Tewksbury, Van Doren
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Clinton Township’s RFP for patronage jobs
When Clinton Township’s new administrator, Jesse Landon, recently posted a Request For Proposal (RFP) on the New Jersey State League of Municipalities website (NJSLOM) for all the municipality’s professional positions, he apparently did so without discussing it with the town … Continue reading
Posted in Municipal
Tagged attorney, bond counsel, Clinton Township, engineer, Jesse Landon, John Higgins, lawyer, patronage, planner, RFP
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