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The Atlantic County governing body meets at 4 p.m. on the first or second Thursday of the month.

The Atlantic County Board of Education meets at 4 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of every month.

Absecon is a city of 5.47 square miles, with a population of 9,137 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $723 million and residents here pay $3.32 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor:Kimberly Horton

CITY COUNCIL

• 1st Ward Councilperson:Nicholas LaRontonda(President)
• 1st Ward Councilperson: Alex Clark
• 1st Ward Councilperson: Tommy Marrone
• 2nd Ward Councilperson: Sandra E. Cain
• 2nd Ward Councilperson: Richard DeRose
• 2nd Ward Councilperson: Christine Parker
• Councilperson At-Large: Stephen S. Light

The City Council meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of each month.For more information, click here.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Absecon Board of Education meets 7 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month.For agendas and meeting information, click here

Board Members

• Eric Neal (President)
• Theresa Hudson
• Christopher Cottrell
• Raquel Law
• Megan Marczyk
• John Rynkiewicz
• Linda Wallace

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 315 property crime incidents reported by the Absecon Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 28 violent crime incidents reported by the Absecon Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Kimberly Horton is running unopposed for the Democrat nomination for mayor. Thomas Marrone is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for mayor.

Incumbent 1st Ward Councilmen Nicholas Larotonda is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the seat. Brendan Santangelo is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat.

Linda Evans is running unopposed for Republican nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat. Incumbent Sandra E. Cain is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat.

Atlantic City is 10.76 square miles, with a population of 38,497 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has a net taxable value of $2 billion and residents here pay $3.56 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Marty Small Sr.

CITY COUNCIL

• 1st Ward Councilperson: Aaron Randolph (President)
• 2nd Ward Councilperson: Latoya Dunston
• 3rd Ward Councilman: Kaleem Shabazz (Vice President)
• 4th Ward Councilman: George Crouch
• 5th Ward Councilperson: Muhammad "Anjum" Zia
• 6th Ward Councilman: Jesse O. Kurtz
• Councilwoman at large: Stephanie Marshall
• Councilman at large: George Tibbitt
• Councilman at large: Bruce Weekes

City Council meets at 5 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of the month. For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Shay Steele (President)
• Walter Johnson (Vice president)
• Patricia Bailey
• Hollisha Bridgers
• Ruth Byard
• Subrata Chowdhury
• MD (Muhammad) A. Siddik
• Torres Mayfield
• KaShawn McKinley

The city Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of the month.For more information, click here.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there 3,093 property crime incidents reported by the Atlantic City Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 599 violent crime incidents reported by the Atlantic City Police Department.

Buena is borough of 7.57 square miles, with a population of 4,501 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The borough has net taxable value of $290 million and residents here pay $3.37 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Joseph Baruffi

CITY COUNCIL

• Douglas Adams (President)
• Jorge Alvarez
• Patricia Andaloro
• Marina Barsuglia
• Frank DeStefano
• Richard Giovinazzi

The Buena Borough governing body meets at 7 p.m. on the firstand thirdMonday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• James Abba, Buena Borough (President)
• Marlene Kraynock Buena Vista Township (Vice President)
• Matthew Bertonazzi, Buena Borough
• Joseph Drogo, Buena Vista Township
• Carlo Favretto, Jr., Buena Vista Township
• Sabrina Futty, Buena Vista Township
• Nicole Horan, Buena Borough
• Sarah Mack, Buena Vista Township
• Joseph Perella, Jr., Buena Vista Township

The Buena Borough Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 39 property crime incidents reported by the Buena Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were two violent crime incidents reported by the Buena Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbents Patricia Andaloro and Richard Giovianazzi are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for borough council seats. No Democrats filed.

Buena Vista is a municipality of 41.08 square miles, with a population of 7,033 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has net taxable value of $648 million and residents here pay $2.82 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor:William Ruggieri

Deputy Mayor: Ellen Testa

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

• Aaron Krenzer
• Kurt Renart
• John Williams

Buena Vista Township Committee meets at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• James Abba (President)
• Marlene Kraynock (Vice President)
• Matthew Bertonazzi
• Joseph Drogo
• Sabrina Futty
• Nicole Horan
• Sarah Mack
• Joseph Perella

Buena Vista Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Monday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PRIMARY ELECTION

No Democrats filed for the primary. Incumbents Aaron Krenzer and Ellen Testa are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Egg Harbor City is a city of 67.05 square miles, with a population of 4,396 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $201 million and residents here pay $5.39 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Lisa Jiampetti

CITY COUNCIL

• Joseph A. Ricci Jr. (President)
• Donna Heist (President Pro-tempore)
• Kim Hesse
• Ingrid Nieves-Clark
• Steven Dash
• Mason Wright
• Kasey Attianese
• Nanette Galloway
• Karl Timbers

Egg Harbor City Council meets at 7 p.m. the second and fourthThursday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Stephen Bouchard (President)
• James Caudo (Vice President)
• Eileen DiGiacomo
• Ammie Cramer
• Kiomy Fuentes
• James Guercioni III
• Dawn Leeds-Smith
• Mary Ann Rogers

Egg Harbor City Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. the second Wednesday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 135 property crime incidents reported by the Egg Harbor City Police Department

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 11 violent crime incidents reported by the Egg Harbor City Police Department

PRIMARY ELECTION

Ingrid E. Nieves-Clark is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for mayor. Kasey Attianese, Joseph Ricci Jr. and Benjamin Risley are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for council.

Lisa Jiampetti is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for mayor. Joseph A. Kuehner Jr., Richard S. Dovey, and Kim Hesse are running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for council.

Egg Harbor Township is 75.47 square miles, with a population of 47,842 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $4 billion and residents here pay $3.32 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Laura Pfrommer

Deputy Mayor: Joe Cafero

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

• Paul W. Hodson
• William Pauls
• Ray Ellis Jr

Egg Harbor Township Committee meets at 5:30 p.m. the first and thirdWednesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Barbara Szilagyi (President)
• Marita Sullivan (Vice President)
• Regina Bongiorno
• Lou Della Barca
• Tamika Gilbert-Floyd
• Juanita Hyman
• Patrick Ireland
• Michael Price
• Nicholas Seppy

Egg Harbor Township Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 1,119 property crime incidents reported by the Egg Harbor Township Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 39 incidents reported by the Egg Harbor Township Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

James Pesce and Michael Price are running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the township committee.

Inducements Ray Ellis and William Pauls are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Estell Manor is a city of 53.39 square miles, with a population of 1,668 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $157 million and resident here pay $2.87 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Elizabeth Owen

CITY COUNCIL

• Nelson Dilg (President)
• Christina Masker
• Thomas Maddox
• Linda Givens

Estell Manor governing board meets at 7 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Kathleen Mimler (President)
• Brianne Seelman (Vice President)
• Alicia Gray
• Sarah Ferrari
• Theresa Gellura

Estell Manor Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PRIMARY ELECTION

No Democrats filed for the primary.

Incumbent Christine Masker is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for city council.

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Estell Manor Historical Society will host a fundraising event and society auction from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 18 at the Root Cellar Tavern, located at 38 Tuckahoe Road in Dorothy.

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Folsom is a borough of 8.26 square miles, with a population of 1,811 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $175 million and residents here pay $2.20 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

BOROUGH GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Glenn Smith

BOROUGH COUNCIL

• Greg Conway (President)
• Jacob Blazer
• Greg Conway
• James Hoffman
• Albert Norman
• Michael Porretta
• James Whittaker

Folsom Council regular meetings are held at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• John Thomas (President)
• Lisa O’Toole (Vice President)
• Daria DeStefano
• Marisa Scibilia
• Tiffani Dych
• Andrea Way
• Karen Pratt

The Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PRIMARY ELECTION

No Democrats filed to run in the primary.

Incumbents Albert Norman and Greg Conway are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for borough council.

Galloway Township is 88.67 square miles, with a population of 37,813 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has net taxable value of $2 billion and residents here pay $3.32 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Anthony Coppola Jr.

Deputy Mayor: Tony DiPietro

CITY COUNCIL

• Rich Clute
• RJ Amato III
• Tom Bassford
• Clifton Sudler Jr.
• Muhammad Umar

Galloway Township Council meets at 6:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Suzette Carmen (President)
• Dr. Alexa Beshara-Blauth (Vice President)
• Madeline Avery
• Belinda Chester
• Richard Dase
• James Gentile
• Ethel Hermenau
• Virginia Larrea
• Dr. Sherri Parmenter

Galloway Township Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 539 property crime incidents reported by the Galloway Township Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 47 violent crime incidents reported by the Galloway Township Police Department.

Hamilton Township is 110.9 square miles, with a population of 27,484 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has net taxable value of $2 billion and residents here pay $3.39 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Art Schenker

Deputy Mayor: Robert Laws

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

• Richard Cheek
• Carl Pitale
• Dr. Thelma Witherspoon

Hamilton Township governing committee meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Monday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Jerry Nelson (President)
• Nanci Barr (Vice President)
• Shawn Ankrah
• Cheryl Cirino
• Ryann Jackson
• Jennifer Linhach
• Christine Miller
• Beverly Poretto
• Harry Rogers

For more information on the township's board of education, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 526 property crime incidents reported by the Hamilton Township Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 38 violent crime incidents reported by the Hamilton Township Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

William Beyers and Judy Link are running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for township committee.

Incumbents Robert Laws and Richard Cheekare running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Hammonton is a town of 40.75 square miles, with a population of 14,711 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $1 billion and residents here pay $2.75 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Steve DiDonato

Deputy Mayor: Tom Gribbin

CITY COUNCIL

• Sam Rodio
• Jonathan Oliva
• Steve Furgione
• Ed Wuillermin
• Renee Rodio

Hammonton Town Council meets at 7 p.m. on the fourthWednesday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• John Lyons (President)
• Luke Coia (Vice President)
• Thomas Attanasi
• Barbara Berenato
• Linda Byrnes
• Kelly Donio
• Kelli Fallon
• Roe Hunter
• Mickey Pullia
• Ray Scipione
• John Thomas
• William Donio

Hammonton Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Seethis websitefor days.For more information, click here.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 104 property crime incidents reported by the Hammonton Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 44 violent crime incidents reported by the Hammonton Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

No Democrats filed to run.

Incumbent Renee Rodio, Joseph Caruso Jr. and Enrico "Rick" Sepe are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for council.

Linwood is a city of 3.81 square miles, with a population of 6,971 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $934 million and residents here pay $3.74 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Darren Matik

Deputy Mayor: Tom Gribbin

CITY COUNCIL

• Ward 1:Stacey DeDomenicis
• Ward 1:Eric Ford
• Ward 1:Kenneth Kelly
• Ward 2:Blair Albright
• Ward 2:Todd Michael
• Ward 2:Adam M. Walcoff

Linwood City Council meets at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.For more information, click here.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Steven Evinski (President)
• Emily Ryan (Vice President)
• Lisa Bonanno
• Holly DiLeo
• Craig Kahn
• Steven Pecora
• Brynn Previti
• Ryan Rendfrey
• Chris Schneider

Linwood City Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month.For more information, click here.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 54 property crime incidents reported by the Linwood Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were two violent crime incidents reported by the Linwood Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Kenneth Kelly is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat. Blair Albright is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat.

Lisa Bonanno is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat.

Longport is a city of just 0.4 square miles, with a population of 893 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $1 billion and residents here pay $3.74 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

BOROUGH GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Nicholas Russo

BOROUGH COUNCIL

• James P. Leeds
• Daniel Lawler

Longport Borough Council meets at 4 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month.For more information, click here.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Carl Tripician (President)
• Michael Schiavo (Vice President)
• Clete Schwegmann

Longport Borough Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Seethis linkfor specific days.For more information, click here.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were three property crime incidents reported by the Longport Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were no violent crime incidents reported by the Longport Police Department.

Mullica Township is a municipality of 56.38 square miles, with a population of 5,816 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $460 million and residents here pay $3.55 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor:Ed Hagaman

Deputy Mayor:DeAnna DeMarco

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

• Kristi Hanselmann
• Glen Forman
• Charles Muller

Mullica Township governing committee meets at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.For more information. click here.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Susan Brownhill (President)
• Catherine Werner (Vice President)
• Christopher Silva
• Carmen Jacobo
• Sarah Kurtz
• Bob Stollenwerk
• Nick Roehnert
• Mark F. Winterbottom
• Joy Wyld
• Dawn Stollenwerk

Mullica Township Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the last Wednesday of each month.For more information, click here.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 61 property crime incidents reported by the Mullica Township Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were nine violent crime incidents reported by the Mullica Township Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Mark Pino is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for Township Committee.

Incumbent Edward Hagaman and Glenn Forman are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for Township Committee. Kristi Hanselmann is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 1-year unexpired term.

Northfield is a city of 3.58 square miles, with a population of 8,434 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $872 million and residents here pay $3.54 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Erland Chau

CITY COUNCIL

Council President: Eric Leeds

• Carolyn Bucci
• Renee Carfa*gno
• Dave Notaro
• Tom Polistina
• Brian Smith

Northfield City Council meets at 6 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month. For more information, click here

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Debbie Levitt (President)
• Jason Yard (Vice President)
• Kelly Geary
• Jillian Tafeen
• Christopher Kennedy
• Ruben Garrido
• Kevin O’Connell
• Kristin Elliot

Northfield City Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Monday of each month. For more information, click here

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 50 property crime incidents reported by the Northfield Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 3 violent crime incidents reported by the Northfield Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Joan Brennnan is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat. Brian Smith is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat.

Barbara Anne Madden is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat. Carolyn Bucci is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat.

Pleasantville is a city of 5.72 square miles, with a population of 20,629 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $790 million and residents here pay $5.12 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Judy M. Ward

CITY COUNCIL

• Carla Thomas (President)
• James Barclay
• Victor Carmona
• Bertilio “Bert” Correa
• Lawrence “Tony” Davenport
• Joanne Famularo
• Charles Oglesby Sr.

Pleasantville City governing Council meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Wednesday of each month. For more information, click here

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Doris Rowell (President)
• Andrea Gray (Vice President)
• Alejandrina Alberto
• Cassandra Clements
• Patricia King
• Anny Melo
• Sharnell Morgan
• Veronica Silver

Pleasantville City Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on .

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 207 property crime incidents reported by the Pleasantville Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 45 violent crime incidents reported by the Pleasantville Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Judy Ward will be challenged by Julio Sanchez Jr. and Councilmen Tony Davenport for the Democratic nomination for mayor.

Incumbent Carla Thomas will be challenged by Elysa Sanchez Jr. for the Democratic nomination for the council-at-large seat.

John Betts, Norman Lee Dennis Jr. and Allen R. Maddox are running for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Ward council seat.

Sharnell S. Morgan, Sara A. Eason, Andrea Gray are running for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Ward council seat.

Port Republic is a city of 7.46 square miles, with a population of 1,101 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $117 million and resident here pay $3.08 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Monica “Nikki” Giberson

CITY COUNCIL

• Roger Giberson (President)
• Steve Allgeyer
• Doris Bugdon
• Eugene Hawn
• Jeffery Ropiecki
• Michael Turner
• Donna Riegel

Port Republic Planning Board will be meet at 6:30 pm on anas-needed basis (No specific days).For more information, click here

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Joy Hooper (President)
• Eric Stevenson (Vice President)
• Kathryn Cox
• Kevin Wessler
• Jim Yochim
• Jennifer Williams
• Kristina Hanselman
• Brenda Crema
• Brian Hartmann

Port Republic School Board of Education meets at 5 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month.For more information, click here

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Roger Giberson is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the Council-at-large seat.

Incumbent Steven Allgeyer is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 1st Ward council seat.

David Crawford is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 2nd Ward council seat.

Somers Point is a city of 4.01 square miles, with a population of 10,469 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $1 billion and residents here pay $3.47 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Jack Glasser

CITY COUNCIL

• 1st Ward: Janice Johnston (President)
• At Large:Joseph McCarrie
• 1st Ward:Sean McGuigan
• 2nd Ward:Howard Dill
• 1st Ward: Richard DePamphillis
• 2nd Ward:Mike Owen
• 2nd Ward:Charles Haberkorn

Somers Point City Governing Council meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month. For more information, click here

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Staci Endicott (President)
• Heather Samuelson (Vice President)
• Nicholas Wagner
• John Conover
• Kathleen Dolton
• Judson Moore
• Alice Myers
• Karen Tomasello

Somers Point City Board of Education meetsat 6:45 p.m.on the third Tuesday of each month.For more school information, click here

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 214 property crime incidents reported by the Somers Point Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 27 violent crime incidents reported by the Somers Point Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Kirk J. Gerety is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the Council-at-large seat. Anne Marie Gibbs is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the Council-at-large seat.

Janice Johnston is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat. Patricia Scamoffa is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Ward Council seat.

Howard W. Dill is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat. Susannah Morgan Slaughter is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat.

Weymouth is a city of 11.82 square miles, with a population of 2,614 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $164 million and residents here pay $2.70 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

Mayor: Kenneth R. Haeser

Deputy Mayor: C. Peter Keiffenheim

Committeeman: Edward G. Norton

Weymouth Township governing committee meetsat 6:30 p.m.on the first and third Wednesday of the month.For more information, click here

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Christopher Egbert (President)
• Constance Reymann (Vice President)
• Daniel Ardito
• Desiree Brewer
• Patricia Doerr
• Gregory Freelon
• Henry Goldsmith
• Paula Lechner
• John Specht

Weymouth Township Board of Education has no updated information on its meetings.For more school information, click here

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Kenneth R. Haeser is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the seat on township committee.

Cape May County governing council meets on first and third Tuesday of each month.

Cape May County Board of Education meets as needed. For more information, click here.

Avalon is a borough of 4.27 square miles, with a population of 1,243 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $9 billion. The tax rate is $0.61 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: John McCorristin

CITY COUNCIL

• Jamie McDermott (President)
• Mari Coskey (Vice President)
• Greg Johnson
• Barbara Juzaitis
• Sam Weirman

Avalon governing council meets at 4:15 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Dr. Lynn Schwartz (President)
• Kim Schiela
• John Richardson
• Lois Scarpa
• Craig Worton
• Maggie Day

Avalon Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 95 property crime offenses reported by the Avalon Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there was one violent crime incident reported by the Avalon Police Department.

City of Cape May is 2.47 square miles, with a population of 1,243 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has a net taxable value of $2 billion. The tax rate is $1.07 per $100 of assessed property and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Zachary Mullock

Deputy Mayor: Lorraine Baldwin

CITY COUNCIL

• Shaine P. Meier
• Michael Yeager
• Maureen K. McDade

Cape May City Governing Council meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday, at 5 pm.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Dawn M. Austin (President)
• Sharon Lee Kustra (Vice President)
• Edward B. Connolly
• Shaun Deignan
• Anita de Satnick
• Mark J. Le Munyon
• Joseph McKenna
• Larry Reed
• Janet VanPelt

Cape May City Board of Education meets on4th Tuesday of the month, at 6:30 pm.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 108 property crime offenses reported by the Cape May City Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were six violent crime incident reported by the Cape May City Police Department.

Cape May Point is a borough of 0.29 square miles, with a population of 305 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $480 million. The tax rate is $0.73 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Robert Moffatt

Deputy Mayor: Anita VanHeeswyk

Commissioner of Public Works, Parks & Property: Catherine Busch

Cape May Point governing council meets at noon on the first and third Thursday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

Cape May Point Board or Education meetsat 3:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of each month.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were two property crime offenses reported by the Cape May Point City Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there was no violent crime incidents reported by the Cape May Point City Police Department.

Dennis Township is 60.42 square miles, with a population of 6,285 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has net taxable value of $899 million. The tax rate is $1.81 per $100 of assessed property and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Zeth A. Matalucci

Deputy Mayor: Scott J. Turner

TOWNSHIP COUNCIL

• Frank Germanio Jr.
• Matthew Cox
• Thomas Van Artsdalen

Dennis Township governing council meets at 5:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Nichol Hoff (President)
• Jamie Burrows (Vice President)
• Mary Kate Garry
• Mariam Khan
• Jeanne Donohue
• Claudia Miller
• Tami Kern
• Kristi Siekierski
• Joseph Berg
• Susan Speirs
• Teri J. Weeks

Dennis Township Board of Education meet at different times and days.For more information, clickhere.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Frank Germanio Jr. is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Lower Township is 27.38 square miles, with a population of 22,057 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $3 billion. The tax rate is $1.93 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Frank Sippel

Deputy Major: David Perry

TOWNSHIP COUNCIL

• Thomas Conrad
• Kevin Coombs
• Roland Roy

Lower Township governing council meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Monday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Gary Douglass (President)
• Monica DeVito
• Patricia Ryan
• Lauren Cox
• Charles Utsch
• Lauren Randle
• Lindsey Selby
• Joseph Thomas
• Jonathan Vile

Lower Township Board of Education meets on different times and dates.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 164 property crime offenses reported by the Lower Township Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 34 violent crime incident reported by Lower Township Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Frank Sippel is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for mayor.

Incumbent Kevin Coombs is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township council-at-large seat on council.

Middle Township is 70.24 square miles, with a population of 20,380 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $2 billion. The tax rate is $1.97 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Christopher Leusner

Deputy Mayor: Theron “Ike” Gandy

TOWNSHIP COUNCIL

• James Norris
• Kimberly Osmundsen
• Suzanne Schumann
• Anne Becica

Middle Township council meets at 4 p.m. on the first and third Wednesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Stephanie Thomas (President)
• David Del Conte Jr. (Vice President)
• George DeLollis
• Burgess (Butch) Hamer
• Jonathon Hand
• Christopher Ingersoll
• Cheryl McHale
• Kathleen Orlando
• Brian Vergantino
• Claudia Miller

Middle Township Board of Education meets at 4 p.m. on the thirdThursdayof each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 379 property crime offenses reported by the Middle Township Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 64 violent crime offenses reported by the Middle Township Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent Theron "Ike" Gandy is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for Township Committee.

North Wildwood is a city of 1.73 square miles, with a population of 3,621 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $2 billion. The tax rate is $1.52 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Patrick T. Rosenello

CITY COUNCIL

• Joseph Rullo
• Margret A. Bishop
• Edwin W. Koehler
• James F. Kane
• Salvatore T. Zampirri
• Kellyann Tolomeo
• David J. Del Conte

North Wildwood governing council meets at 5 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday off each month. For more information click here.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• David MacDonald (President)
• Micheal Brown Sr.
• Rob Belasco
• James Farrell
• Michele Devine-Hartnett
• Gerald Flanagan
• Scott McCracken
• April Howard
• Ronald Golden
• Laura Stefankiewcz

North Wildwood Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 149 property crime offenses reported by the North Wildwood Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were nine violent crime offenses reported by the North Wildwood Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbent James Kane is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 1st Ward council seat.

Maria G. Mattera is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Ward council seat.

Incumbent Joseph V. Rullo is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for the 2nd Ward Council seat.

Ocean City is 6.75 square miles, with a population of 11,229 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $12 billion. The tax rate is $1.07 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Jay Gillian

CITY COUNCIL

• Pete Madden (President)
• Karen Bergman (Vice President)
• Terry Crowley Jr.
• Tomaso Rotondi
• Jody Levchuk
• Dave Winslow
• Tony Polcini

Ocean City governing Council meets at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Kevin Barnes (President)
• Chris Halliday (Vice President)
• Micheal Allegretto
• Jacqueline McAlister
• Liz Nicoletti
• Corey Niemiec
• Jocelyn Palaganas
• Catherine Panico
• Disston Vanderslice
• Kristie Chisholm
• William Holmes
• Fran Newman
• Timothy Kelley
• Michael Stanton
• Dan Tumolo
• Carl Tripician
• Terrence Crowley

Ocean City Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on Thursdays. Seethis linkfor the days.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 672 property crime offenses reported by the Ocean City Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 14 violent crime offenses reported by the Ocean City Police Department.

Sea Isle is 2.2 square miles, with a population of 2,104 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The city has net taxable value of $4 billion. The tax rate is $0.85 per $100 of assessed property value and includes in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Leonard Desiderio

CITY COUNCIL

• J.B. Feeley (President)
• Frank Edward
• Jack Gibson
• Bill Kehner
• Mary Tighe

Sea Isle City Commission meets at 10 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Kerry Mullane (Vice President)
• Sue Williamson
• Lauren Cisek

Sea Isle City Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 114 property crime offenses reported by the Sea Isle City Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were 11 violent crime offenses reported by the Sea Isle City Police Department.

Stone Harbor is 1.42 square miles, with a population of 796 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The borough has net taxable value of $5 billion. The tax rate is $0.73 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

BOROUGH GOVERNMENT

Mayor: Judith M. Davies-Dunhour

BOROUGH COUNCIL

• Frank Dallahan (President)
• Jennifer Gensemer
• Robin Casper
• Bunny Parzych
• Victor Foschini
• Tim Carney

Stone Harbor governing council meets at 4:30 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month. For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Suzanne Walters (President)
• Mark Matreale (Vice President)
• John McAllister
• Bob Ross
• Lois Scarpa
• Maggie Day

Stone Harbor Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 56 property crime offenses reported by the Stone Harbor Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there were three violent crime offenses reported by the Stone Harbor Police Department.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbents Bernadette "Bunny" Parzych and Francis Dallahan are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for borough council.

Upper Township is 62.3 square miles, with a population of 12,539 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has a net taxable value of $1 billion. The tax rate is $2.07 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

Mayor: John “Jay” Newman

Deputy Mayor: Kimberly R. Hayes

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

• Curtis T. Corson
• Victor W. Nappen II
• Mark E. Pancoast

Upper Township governing committee meets at 5:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month. For more information, click here.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Michele Barbieri (President)
• Kristie Brown-Chisholm
• Kelly Ann Emberger
• Rebecca Holden
• Bill Holmes
• Chris Lentz
• Thomas McQuillen
• Fran Newman
• Laurie Ryan
• Brian Teeney

Upper Township Board of Education meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, at 6:30 pm. For more information, clickhere.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbents John C. "Jay" Neman and Kimberly Hayes are being challenged by Zachary Palombo and Samuel Palombo for the Republican nominations for township committee.

West Cape May is a borough of just 1.17 square miles, with a population of 1,010 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $530 million. The tax rate is $1.52 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

CITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Mayor: Carol E. Sabo

Deputy Mayor: George Dick

Commissioner: Giacomo Antonicello

West Cape May Borough Commissioners meets at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• T.J. Belasco (President)
• Elaine Lawler (Vice President)
• David LaPuma
• Daniel Kurkowski
• Brian Groetsch

West Cape May Board of Education does not have any recent meetings updated.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2020, there were six property crime offenses reported by the West Cape May Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2020, there was one violent crime offense reported by the West Cape May Police Department.

Wildwood Crest is a borough of just 1.3 square miles, with a population of 3,101 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $2 billion. The tax rate is $1.41 per $100 of assessed property value and included county, local, school, library and other taxes.

BOROUGHGOVERNMENT

Mayor: Don Cabrera

BOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

COMMISSIONERS

• Joseph Franco, Jr.
• Joseph M. Schiff

Wildwood Crest governing committee meets at 9:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday and 5 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Toni D. Fuscello (President)
• Leonard Bernstein (Vice President)
• Tracey Blanda
• Justin Feraco
• William (Bud) Morey

Wildwood Crest Board of Education meets at 5:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PROPERTY CRIME

In 2022, there were 70 property crime offenses reported by the Wildwood Crest Police Department.

VIOLENT CRIME

In 2022, there was 11 violent crime offenses reported by the Wildwood Crest Police Department.

Woodbine is a borough of 8.02 square miles, with a population of 2,128 residents, according to U.S. Census data. It has net taxable value of $178 million. The tax rate is $1.71 per $100 of assessed property value and includes county, local, school, library and other taxes.

BOROUGH GOVERNMENT

Mayor: William Pikolycky

BOROUGH COUNCIL

• Eduardo Ortiz (President)
• Hector L. Cruz
• Joseph E. Johnson III
• Mary Helen Perez

Woodbine governing committee meetsat 7 p.m. on third Thursday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

• Gregory Hudgins (President)
• Alicia Larcombe (Vice President)
• Sandra Bader
• Rebekah Enright
• Janita Hutchinson
• Adelina Mitchell
• Miriam Vives-Rivera
• Melissa Rodriguez
• Wanda Young

Woodbine Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. on the third Monday of each month.For more information, clickhere.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Barbara Prettyman and Joseph E. Johnson are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Hopewell Township is 29.89 square miles in size and has 4,391 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has a net taxable value of $307 million and residents here pay $3.47 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

PRIMARY ELECTION

Incumbents Roberta Freitag and Thomas Tedesco are running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Lawrence Township is 36.92 square miles in size and has 3,087 residents, according to U.S. Census data. The township has a net taxable value of $229 million and residents here pay $2.90 per $100 of assessed property value in county, local, school, library and other taxes.

PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Charlie Woody is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for township committee.

Joseph Miletta is running unopposed for the Democratic nomination for township committee.