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Aberdeen Establishes 2013 Township Council Committees

The Aberdeen Township Council established committees at their Jan. 15 meeting in order

 

The members of the Aberdeen Township Council organized themselves into committees at their Jan. 15 meeting.

The committees were established at the beginning of 2012 to improve the lines of communication and get council members more involved, explained Mayor Fred Tagliarini. 

"More can be accomplished with three people in a room than with seven," Tagliarini said. "If a few councilpeople get together and hash out ideas and present to the rest of us, it would save some time and effort and hopefully make three experts on a particular issue."

The 2013 committees are as follows:

Emergency Medical Service

  • Councilman Greg Cannon
  • Councilman James Lauro
  • Councilwoman Concetta Kelley

Transit Village 

  • Mayor Fred Tagliarini
  • Councilman Harvey Brenner
  • Dep. Mayor Margaret Montone

Somerset Anchor

  • Mayor Fred Tagliarini
  • Dep. Mayor Margaret Montone
  • Councilman Robert Swindle

Senior Housing (South River Metals)

  • Dep. Mayor Margaret Montone
  • Councilman Harvey Brenner
  • Councilman Robert Swindle

Sewers (Freneau)

  • Dep. Mayor Margaret Montone
  • Councilman Greg Cannon
  • Councilman James Lauro

Land Preservation

  • Mayor Fred Tagliarini
  • Councilman Greg Cannon
  • Dep. Mayor Margaret Montone

WTC Steel Memorial

  • Mayor Fred Tagliarini
  • Councilwoman Concetta Kelley
  • Councilman James Lauro
Related Topics: Aberdeen and municipal government

Publicola

8:50 am on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

It is also very helpful to meet without a voting majority, so you can sidestep the Open Public Meetings Act. I wonder if these "committee meetings" will have a schedule and be open to the public.

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Aberdeen Resident

3:44 am on Thursday, January 24, 2013

Many of these items have been on the pipeline for many years. It seems that these officials think that no action is the way to go, lets just talk. Very little ever gets done in this town, yet taxes go up every year by more then whats authorized by statute. Where does our money go needs to be investigated.

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