MAYOR'S NEWSLINE

January 2007

IMPORTANT EVENTS - PAST AND FUTURE
And staff contacts for more information
Also consult the calendar
For Seminar details, contact David Harkness ext. 18.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Scholarship Competition Mayors Pins for New Mayors 2007 Municipal Directory Save the Date-List of League Seminars Mayors Needed for Legislative Committee

FROM THE PRESIDENT
By David DelVecchio, Mayor, Lambertville

As we begin the New Year, we mayors face increasingly complex issues in local government. Elected officials need up-to-date information for better planning and administration, that can help meet and solve problems. Your League provides key educational seminars geared specifically to local, elected officials.              

Two regional seminars will be held on Saturdays for newly and re-elected officials in January and February. The seminars will provide newly-elected officials with a thorough overview of their major areas of responsibility and key state level contacts, while re-elected officials will get up-to-date reference materials that provide answers to often asked questions.

The Annual Mayors Legislative Day is held in the middle of every January. This important policy session provides officials with a budgetary and legislative update from leaders of the state Legislature, the Governor and Cabinet.

Two key seminars on “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” will be held in February and March in cooperation with the Municipal Clerks, Finance Officers and Registrars Associations. Learn how local government will be affected.

EXECUTIVE BOARD

2007 SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION
-Contact Michael Darcy ext.116

Recently, the League mailed information to all mayors concerning the Annual Future Municipal Leaders Scholarship Competition.  Mayor Phyllis Marchand of Princeton Township chairs the Scholarship Competition. This popular competition is open to all high school juniors and seniors throughout the state. The top three winners each receive $1,000 scholarships from the League.

Mayors play an integral role in the success of this program because your office publicizes its availability, judges the local entries, and distributes the checks and certificates supplied by the League.  You should publicize the scholarship to your local schools and judging committee.  Your local winning entry must be submitted to the League office by April 3, so we can announce the three statewide winners by May 5.

NEW MAYORS RECEIVE LEAGUE PINS
-Contact Tom Fratticcioli Tfratticcioli@njslom.com

Newly elected mayors are mailed unique "Mayor" pins from the League.  The specially commissioned pins have a gold rim and blue logo with “ MAYOR” imprinted on a white background.  These pins identify you as a mayor and supporter of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.  Wear the "Mayor" pin with pride.

MAYORS NEEDED TO SERVE ON LEAGUE’S LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
-Contact Helen Yeldell ext. 112

The League is looking for Mayors to serve on our Legislative Committee. By volunteering your time, you will be able to participate in shaping League legislative policy. The Committee meets eight to nine times a year in Princeton, usually during the last week of the month. The Legislative Committee consists of four sub committees: Pensions and Elections; Finance and Taxation; Land Use; and General Legislation. Contact Helen Yeldell for details and if you are interested in serving.

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MAYOR'S NEWSLINE January 2007 Offices: 407 West State St. Trenton, New Jersey 08618 609-695-3481 Fax 695-0151 E-Mail mdarcy@njslom.com www.njslom.com   IMPORTANT EVENTS - PAST AND FUTURE And staff contacts for more information Also consult the calendar For Seminar details, contact David Harkness ext. 18. Jan. 12 “Cyber Threats” at Holmdel Jan. 17 “15th Annual Mayors Legislative Day” at Trenton Jan. 27 “Newly and Reelected Officials” Ramada Inn, at Rochelle Park Feb. 2 “Fiscal Update 2007” at Cherry Hill Feb. 6 “Fiscal Update 2007” at Holmdel Feb. 10 “Newly and Reelected Officials” at Cherry Hill Feb. 20 “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” at Holmdel Mar. 7 “Labor Relations” at Freehold Mar. 9 “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” at Cherry Hill INSIDE THIS ISSUE Scholarship Competition Mayors Pins for New Mayors 2007 Municipal Directory Save the Date-List of League Seminars Mayors Needed for Legislative Committee FROM THE PRESIDENT By David DelVecchio, Mayor, Lambertville As we begin the New Year, we mayors face increasingly complex issues in local government. Elected officials need up-to-date information for better planning and administration, that can help meet and solve problems. Your League provides key educational seminars geared specifically to local, elected officials.               Two regional seminars will be held on Saturdays for newly and re-elected officials in January and February. The seminars will provide newly-elected officials with a thorough overview of their major areas of responsibility and key state level contacts, while re-elected officials will get up-to-date reference materials that provide answers to often asked questions. The Annual Mayors Legislative Day is held in the middle of every January. This important policy session provides officials with a budgetary and legislative update from leaders of the state Legislature, the Governor and Cabinet. Two key seminars on “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” will be held in February and March in cooperation with the Municipal Clerks, Finance Officers and Registrars Associations. Learn how local government will be affected. Please take advantage of this year-round valuable service the League provides to help answer your questions and provide solutions to local issues. Sign up for the above-mentioned seminars, and help get your administration off to a running start.       EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS DAVID M. DEL VECCHIO, President;   Mayor, Lambertville GENE FEYL, 1st Vice President   Mayor, Denville ROBERT L. BOWSER, 2nd Vice President   Mayor, East Orange TIMOTHY MCDONOUGH, 3rd Vice President    Mayor, Hope MEMBERS JAMES ANZALDI   Mayor, Clifton JOAN BOAS   Deputy Mayor, Mount Holly CORY BOOKER   Mayor, Newark LUCILLE CHAUMP   Mayor, Oceanport CHUCK CHIARELLO    Mayor, Buena Vista GUISEPPE CHILA   Mayor, Woolwich DANIEL N. CORANOTO   Committee Mem., Hampton Twp. JOHN DEAN DERIENZO    Mayor, Haworth MALCOLM C. FRASER   Mayor, Cape May Point CORDELIA O. FULLER    Council Member, Chatham GLEN D. GILMORE   Mayor, Hamilton Twp. (Mercer) JERRAMIAH HEALY    Mayor, Jersey City MARTIN MARKS   Mayor, Scotch Plains   GARY PASSANANTE   Mayor, Somerdale DOUGLAS M. RAINEAR    Deputy Mayor, Upper Deerfield   Twp. HERBERT D. STILES, JR., President;   Mayor, Elmer JOSEPH TEMPESTA   Mayor, West Caldwell JANET TUCCI   Mayor, West Long Branch DANIEL VAN PELT   Mayor, Ocean Twp. (Ocean) BRIAN C. WAHLER   Mayor, Piscataway RUDOLPH J. WENZEL, JR.   Mayor, Washington Twp. (Bergen) LOUISE WILSON   Mayor, Montgomery Executive Staff William G. Dressel, Jr.   Executive Director Michael J. Darcy, CAE   Assistant Executive Director       THANK YOU CONFERENCE VOLUNTEERS -Contact Bill Dressel, ext.122 Many conference delegates wonder how the League is able to conduct the country’s largest municipal conference with a full time staff of just 17. The answer is you! In the back of the conference program, you will see a listing of mayors who served on various committees. Although the list is extensive, it cannot possibly include all the mayors who work to make our conference successful every year. Mayors play an integral role by helping to produce sessions, moderating, working on committees and auditing important sessions. Your dedicated service enables nearly 22,000 attendees to come together for one week of invaluable learning and networking each year. Thank you for making the 91st Annual Conference a great success. SAVE THE DATES -Contact David Harkness ext.118 or www.njslom.com Save these important dates on your calendar.  These League seminars will offer you and your staff valuable information and continuing education credits.  Be sure to share this list with all your department heads.  As soon as full topics and details are ready they will be mailed and posted on www.njslom.com   For now, Save These Dates! DATE TOPIC & LOCATION January 12 Cyber  Threats, Holmdel January  17 15th Annual Mayors Legislative Day, Trenton January 27 Newly & Reelected Officials, Rochelle Park February 2 Fiscal Update 2007, Cherry Hill February 6 Fiscal Update 2007, Holmdel February 10 Newly & Reelected Officials, Cherry Hill February 20 Civil Union Implications, Holmdel March 7 Labor Relations, Freehold March 9 Civil Union Implications, Cherry Hill April 3 Financing  before the Local Finance Board , Holmdel April 4 Financing before the Local Finance Board, Cherry Hill April 11 Labor Relations, Freehold April  TBA Defeated School Budgets, Holmdel May 1 Historic Trust Fund, Holmdel May 3 Open Public Records Act, Holmdel May 8 Ethics Update, Holmdel May 17 Open Public Records Act,  Cherry Hill 2006-2007 ELECTED OFFICIALS HANDBOOK -Contact Becky Wright ext 110 This important League publication is now available. Order your copy today at just $15 per handbook! 2007 SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION -Contact Michael Darcy ext.116 Recently, the League mailed information to all mayors concerning the Annual Future Municipal Leaders Scholarship Competition.  Mayor Phyllis Marchand of Princeton Township chairs the Scholarship Competition. This popular competition is open to all high school juniors and seniors throughout the state. The top three winners each receive $1,000 scholarships from the League. Mayors play an integral role in the success of this program because your office publicizes its availability, judges the local entries, and distributes the checks and certificates supplied by the League.  You should publicize the scholarship to your local schools and judging committee.  Your local winning entry must be submitted to the League office by April 3, so we can announce the three statewide winners by May 5. NEW MAYORS RECEIVE LEAGUE PINS -Contact Tom Fratticcioli Tfratticcioli@njslom.com Newly elected mayors are mailed unique "Mayor" pins from the League.  The specially commissioned pins have a gold rim and blue logo with “ MAYOR” imprinted on a white background.  These pins identify you as a mayor and supporter of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.  Wear the "Mayor" pin with pride. MAYORS NEEDED TO SERVE ON LEAGUE’S LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE -Contact Helen Yeldell ext. 112 The League is looking for Mayors to serve on our Legislative Committee. By volunteering your time, you will be able to participate in shaping League legislative policy. The Committee meets eight to nine times a year in Princeton, usually during the last week of the month. The Legislative Committee consists of four sub committees: Pensions and Elections; Finance and Taxation; Land Use; and General Legislation. Contact Helen Yeldell for details and if you are interested in serving. 2007 MUNICIPA Change Font Size Larger | Smaller MAYOR'S NEWSLINE January 2007 Offices: 407 West State St. Trenton, New Jersey 08618 609-695-3481 Fax 695-0151 E-Mail mdarcy@njslom.com www.njslom.com   IMPORTANT EVENTS - PAST AND FUTURE And staff contacts for more information Also consult the calendar For Seminar details, contact David Harkness ext. 18. Jan. 12 “Cyber Threats” at Holmdel Jan. 17 “15th Annual Mayors Legislative Day” at Trenton Jan. 27 “Newly and Reelected Officials” Ramada Inn, at Rochelle Park Feb. 2 “Fiscal Update 2007” at Cherry Hill Feb. 6 “Fiscal Update 2007” at Holmdel Feb. 10 “Newly and Reelected Officials” at Cherry Hill Feb. 20 “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” at Holmdel Mar. 7 “Labor Relations” at Freehold Mar. 9 “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” at Cherry Hill INSIDE THIS ISSUE Scholarship Competition Mayors Pins for New Mayors 2007 Municipal Directory Save the Date-List of League Seminars Mayors Needed for Legislative Committee FROM THE PRESIDENT By David DelVecchio, Mayor, Lambertville As we begin the New Year, we mayors face increasingly complex issues in local government. Elected officials need up-to-date information for better planning and administration, that can help meet and solve problems. Your League provides key educational seminars geared specifically to local, elected officials.               Two regional seminars will be held on Saturdays for newly and re-elected officials in January and February. The seminars will provide newly-elected officials with a thorough overview of their major areas of responsibility and key state level contacts, while re-elected officials will get up-to-date reference materials that provide answers to often asked questions. The Annual Mayors Legislative Day is held in the middle of every January. This important policy session provides officials with a budgetary and legislative update from leaders of the state Legislature, the Governor and Cabinet. Two key seminars on “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” will be held in February and March in cooperation with the Municipal Clerks, Finance Officers and Registrars Associations. Learn how local government will be affected. Please take advantage of this year-round valuable service the League provides to help answer your questions and provide solutions to local issues. Sign up for the above-mentioned seminars, and help get your administration off to a running start.       EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS DAVID M. DEL VECCHIO, President;   Mayor, Lambertville GENE FEYL, 1st Vice President   Mayor, Denville ROBERT L. BOWSER, 2nd Vice President   Mayor, East Orange TIMOTHY MCDONOUGH, 3rd Vice President    Mayor, Hope MEMBERS JAMES ANZALDI   Mayor, Clifton JOAN BOAS   Deputy Mayor, Mount Holly CORY BOOKER   Mayor, Newark LUCILLE CHAUMP   Mayor, Oceanport CHUCK CHIARELLO    Mayor, Buena Vista GUISEPPE CHILA   Mayor, Woolwich DANIEL N. CORANOTO   Committee Mem., Hampton Twp. JOHN DEAN DERIENZO    Mayor, Haworth MALCOLM C. FRASER   Mayor, Cape May Point CORDELIA O. FULLER    Council Member, Chatham GLEN D. GILMORE   Mayor, Hamilton Twp. (Mercer) JERRAMIAH HEALY    Mayor, Jersey City MARTIN MARKS   Mayor, Scotch Plains   GARY PASSANANTE   Mayor, Somerdale DOUGLAS M. RAINEAR    Deputy Mayor, Upper Deerfield   Twp. HERBERT D. STILES, JR., President;   Mayor, Elmer JOSEPH TEMPESTA   Mayor, West Caldwell JANET TUCCI   Mayor, West Long Branch DANIEL VAN PELT   Mayor, Ocean Twp. (Ocean) BRIAN C. WAHLER   Mayor, Piscataway RUDOLPH J. WENZEL, JR.   Mayor, Washington Twp. (Bergen) LOUISE WILSON   Mayor, Montgomery Executive Staff William G. Dressel, Jr.   Executive Director Michael J. Darcy, CAE   Assistant Executive Director       THANK YOU CONFERENCE VOLUNTEERS -Contact Bill Dressel, ext.122 Many conference delegates wonder how the League is able to conduct the country’s largest municipal conference with a full time staff of just 17. The answer is you! In the back of the conference program, you will see a listing of mayors who served on various committees. Although the list is extensive, it cannot possibly include all the mayors who work to make our conference successful every year. Mayors play an integral role by helping to produce sessions, moderating, working on committees and auditing important sessions. Your dedicated service enables nearly 22,000 attendees to come together for one week of invaluable learning and networking each year. Thank you for making the 91st Annual Conference a great success. SAVE THE DATES -Contact David Harkness ext.118 or www.njslom.com Save these important dates on your calendar.  These League seminars will offer you and your staff valuable information and continuing education credits.  Be sure to share this list with all your department heads.  As soon as full topics and details are ready they will be mailed and posted on www.njslom.com   For now, Save These Dates! DATE TOPIC & LOCATION January 12 Cyber  Threats, Holmdel January  17 15th Annual Mayors Legislative Day, Trenton January 27 Newly & Reelected Officials, Rochelle Park February 2 Fiscal Update 2007, Cherry Hill February 6 Fiscal Update 2007, Holmdel February 10 Newly & Reelected Officials, Cherry Hill February 20 Civil Union Implications, Holmdel March 7 Labor Relations, Freehold March 9 Civil Union Implications, Cherry Hill April 3 Financing  before the Local Finance Board , Holmdel April 4 Financing before the Local Finance Board, Cherry Hill April 11 Labor Relations, Freehold April  TBA Defeated School Budgets, Holmdel May 1 Historic Trust Fund, Holmdel May 3 Open Public Records Act, Holmdel May 8 Ethics Update, Holmdel May 17 Open Public Records Act,  Cherry Hill 2006-2007 ELECTED OFFICIALS HANDBOOK -Contact Becky Wright ext 110 This important League publication is now available. Order your copy today at just $15 per handbook! 2007 SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION -Contact Michael Darcy ext.116 Recently, the League mailed information to all mayors concerning the Annual Future Municipal Leaders Scholarship Competition.  Mayor Phyllis Marchand of Princeton Township chairs the Scholarship Competition. This popular competition is open to all high school juniors and seniors throughout the state. The top three winners each receive $1,000 scholarships from the League. Mayors play an integral role in the success of this program because your office publicizes its availability, judges the local entries, and distributes the checks and certificates supplied by the League.  You should publicize the scholarship to your local schools and judging committee.  Your local winning entry must be submitted to the League office by April 3, so we can announce the three statewide winners by May 5. NEW MAYORS RECEIVE LEAGUE PINS -Contact Tom Fratticcioli Tfratticcioli@njslom.com Newly elected mayors are mailed unique "Mayor" pins from the League.  The specially commissioned pins have a gold rim and blue logo with “ MAYOR” imprinted on a white background.  These pins identify you as a mayor and supporter of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.  Wear the "Mayor" pin with pride. MAYORS NEEDED TO SERVE ON LEAGUE’S LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE -Contact Helen Yeldell ext. 112 The League is looking for Mayors to serve on our Legislative Committee. By volunteering your time, you will be able to participate in shaping League legislative policy. The Committee meets eight to nine times a year in Princeton, usually during the last week of the month. The Legislative Committee consists of four sub committees: Pensions and Elections; Finance and Taxation; Land Use; and General Legislation. Contact Helen Yeldell for details and if you are interested in serving. 2007 MUNICIPA Change Font Size Larger | Smaller MAYOR'S NEWSLINE January 2007 Offices: 407 West State St. Trenton, New Jersey 08618 609-695-3481 Fax 695-0151 E-Mail mdarcy@njslom.com www.njslom.com   IMPORTANT EVENTS - PAST AND FUTURE And staff contacts for more information Also consult the calendar For Seminar details, contact David Harkness ext. 18. Jan. 12 “Cyber Threats” at Holmdel Jan. 17 “15th Annual Mayors Legislative Day” at Trenton Jan. 27 “Newly and Reelected Officials” Ramada Inn, at Rochelle Park Feb. 2 “Fiscal Update 2007” at Cherry Hill Feb. 6 “Fiscal Update 2007” at Holmdel Feb. 10 “Newly and Reelected Officials” at Cherry Hill Feb. 20 “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” at Holmdel Mar. 7 “Labor Relations” at Freehold Mar. 9 “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” at Cherry Hill INSIDE THIS ISSUE Scholarship Competition Mayors Pins for New Mayors 2007 Municipal Directory Save the Date-List of League Seminars Mayors Needed for Legislative Committee FROM THE PRESIDENT By David DelVecchio, Mayor, Lambertville As we begin the New Year, we mayors face increasingly complex issues in local government. Elected officials need up-to-date information for better planning and administration, that can help meet and solve problems. Your League provides key educational seminars geared specifically to local, elected officials.               Two regional seminars will be held on Saturdays for newly and re-elected officials in January and February. The seminars will provide newly-elected officials with a thorough overview of their major areas of responsibility and key state level contacts, while re-elected officials will get up-to-date reference materials that provide answers to often asked questions. The Annual Mayors Legislative Day is held in the middle of every January. This important policy session provides officials with a budgetary and legislative update from leaders of the state Legislature, the Governor and Cabinet. Two key seminars on “Civil Unions: How Your Municipality will be Affected” will be held in February and March in cooperation with the Municipal Clerks, Finance Officers and Registrars Associations. Learn how local government will be affected. Please take advantage of this year-round valuable service the League provides to help answer your questions and provide solutions to local issues. Sign up for the above-mentioned seminars, and help get your administration off to a running start.       EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS DAVID M. DEL VECCHIO, President;   Mayor, Lambertville GENE FEYL, 1st Vice President   Mayor, Denville ROBERT L. BOWSER, 2nd Vice President   Mayor, East Orange TIMOTHY MCDONOUGH, 3rd Vice President    Mayor, Hope MEMBERS JAMES ANZALDI   Mayor, Clifton JOAN BOAS   Deputy Mayor, Mount Holly CORY BOOKER   Mayor, Newark LUCILLE CHAUMP   Mayor, Oceanport CHUCK CHIARELLO    Mayor, Buena Vista GUISEPPE CHILA   Mayor, Woolwich DANIEL N. CORANOTO   Committee Mem., Hampton Twp. JOHN DEAN DERIENZO    Mayor, Haworth MALCOLM C. FRASER   Mayor, Cape May Point CORDELIA O. FULLER    Council Member, Chatham GLEN D. GILMORE   Mayor, Hamilton Twp. (Mercer) JERRAMIAH HEALY    Mayor, Jersey City MARTIN MARKS   Mayor, Scotch Plains   GARY PASSANANTE   Mayor, Somerdale DOUGLAS M. RAINEAR    Deputy Mayor, Upper Deerfield   Twp. HERBERT D. STILES, JR., President;   Mayor, Elmer JOSEPH TEMPESTA   Mayor, West Caldwell JANET TUCCI   Mayor, West Long Branch DANIEL VAN PELT   Mayor, Ocean Twp. (Ocean) BRIAN C. WAHLER   Mayor, Piscataway RUDOLPH J. WENZEL, JR.   Mayor, Washington Twp. (Bergen) LOUISE WILSON   Mayor, Montgomery Executive Staff William G. Dressel, Jr.   Executive Director Michael J. Darcy, CAE   Assistant Executive Director       THANK YOU CONFERENCE VOLUNTEERS -Contact Bill Dressel, ext.122 Many conference delegates wonder how the League is able to conduct the country’s largest municipal conference with a full time staff of just 17. The answer is you! In the back of the conference program, you will see a listing of mayors who served on various committees. Although the list is extensive, it cannot possibly include all the mayors who work to make our conference successful every year. Mayors play an integral role by helping to produce sessions, moderating, working on committees and auditing important sessions. Your dedicated service enables nearly 22,000 attendees to come together for one week of invaluable learning and networking each year. Thank you for making the 91st Annual Conference a great success. SAVE THE DATES -Contact David Harkness ext.118 or www.njslom.com Save these important dates on your calendar.  These League seminars will offer you and your staff valuable information and continuing education credits.  Be sure to share this list with all your department heads.  As soon as full topics and details are ready they will be mailed and posted on www.njslom.com   For now, Save These Dates! DATE TOPIC & LOCATION January 12 Cyber  Threats, Holmdel January  17 15th Annual Mayors Legislative Day, Trenton January 27 Newly & Reelected Officials, Rochelle Park February 2 Fiscal Update 2007, Cherry Hill February 6 Fiscal Update 2007, Holmdel February 10 Newly & Reelected Officials, Cherry Hill February 20 Civil Union Implications, Holmdel March 7 Labor Relations, Freehold March 9 Civil Union Implications, Cherry Hill April 3 Financing  before the Local Finance Board , Holmdel April 4 Financing before the Local Finance Board, Cherry Hill April 11 Labor Relations, Freehold April  TBA Defeated School Budgets, Holmdel May 1 Historic Trust Fund, Holmdel May 3 Open Public Records Act, Holmdel May 8 Ethics Update, Holmdel May 17 Open Public Records Act,  Cherry Hill 2006-2007 ELECTED OFFICIALS HANDBOOK -Contact Becky Wright ext 110 This important League publication is now available. Order your copy today at just $15 per handbook! 2007 SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION -Contact Michael Darcy ext.116 Recently, the League mailed information to all mayors concerning the Annual Future Municipal Leaders Scholarship Competition.  Mayor Phyllis Marchand of Princeton Township chairs the Scholarship Competition. This popular competition is open to all high school juniors and seniors throughout the state. The top three winners each receive $1,000 scholarships from the League. Mayors play an integral role in the success of this program because your office publicizes its availability, judges the local entries, and distributes the checks and certificates supplied by the League.  You should publicize the scholarship to your local schools and judging committee.  Your local winning entry must be submitted to the League office by April 3, so we can announce the three statewide winners by May 5. NEW MAYORS RECEIVE LEAGUE PINS -Contact Tom Fratticcioli Tfratticcioli@njslom.com Newly elected mayors are mailed unique "Mayor" pins from the League.  The specially commissioned pins have a gold rim and blue logo with “ MAYOR” imprinted on a white background.  These pins identify you as a mayor and supporter of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.  Wear the "Mayor" pin with pride. MAYORS NEEDED TO SERVE ON LEAGUE’S LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE -Contact Helen Yeldell ext. 112 The League is looking for Mayors to serve on our Legislative Committee. By volunteering your time, you will be able to participate in shaping League legislative policy. The Committee meets eight to nine times a year in Princeton, usually during the last week of the month. The Legislative Committee consists of four sub committees: Pensions and Elections; Finance and Taxation; Land Use; and General Legislation. Contact Helen Yeldell for details and if you are interested in serving. 2007 MUNICIPAL DIRECTORY -Contact Dee Kotch, ext.115 The League’s handy 2007 Municipal Directory will be available for purchase by late February/ early March. Information forms were sent to all municipal clerks regarding your listing in the directory in late December. The forms should be updated to reflect any changes in your administrative staff for 2007.