August 26, 2019

 
I.   New 2019 Edition! Salary Report of Municipal Positions Available Now
II.  Centennial of Suffrage
III. NJ Municipalities Magazine Seeking Your Stories

I. New 2019 Edition! Salary Report of Municipal Positions
   Available Now

 
The latest edition of the New Jersey Municipal Salary Report is now available, including salaries for over 40 municipal positions. This is a digital report that includes data for 244 municipalities in a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. The data was gathered from a recent survey conducted by the League. View the full list of positions and municipalities included in this report on the League’s website. 
 
The cost to purchase is $90 for members and $180 for non-members. After ordering, the report will be emailed to the address provided on the order form. Visit the League’s Publication web page to order.
 
Contact: Suzanne Allen, sallen@njlm.org or 609-695-3481 x129.

II. Centennial of Suffrage

 
The 100^th anniversary of the 19^th amendment’s ratification in New Jersey will be celebrated throughout 2020. With many significant suffragists hailing from the Garden State, there are many stories to be told about how women came to the vote and their involvement in local government during and since. How will your town be recognizing women’s suffrage? We’d like to include your efforts on the League’s website, social media, and NJ Municipalities magazine.
 
Please email Managing Editor Amy Spiezio at aspiezio@njlm.org with any ideas, plans, and images you’d like to share with your peers around the state.

III. NJ Municipalities Magazine Seeking Your Stories

 
Local officials are invited to share their stories with the readers of NJ Municipalities Magazine. Do you have a successful initiative or an innovation that could help your fellow local governments in the Garden State? We are now accepting queries from local government project and program leaders for potential publication in the League magazines 2019 and 2020 issues.
 
For the editorial calendar and editorial submission guide, please visit the magazine’s webpage or contact Managing Editor Amy Spiezio at aspiezio@njlm.org.

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