Vol. 24 - 2018

April 12, 2018

KIA Flag Raising Ceremony At Historic Courthouse, April 16, 3pm

The Hunterdon County Freeholder Board will hold an official Killed In Action (KIA) flag raising ceremony at the Historic Courthouse on Main Street, in Flemington, on April 16 th at 3 pm, Freeholder John W. King has announced. Freeholder King said, “April 16 th is recognized this year as Patriot’s Day – commemorating the battles at Lexington and Concord in 1775, which are remembered as the start of the American Revolution. I believe it is a fitting day to officially raise the KIA flag, as at the battle of Lexington, eight colonial minutemen were the first American soldiers killed in action in defense of our liberty, freedom and independence. The KIA flag serves to honor the hundreds of thousands of American service members that have been killed in action in defense of our nation. That sacrifice deserves recognition.”  Click here to read the full story.

BPU Hearing On March Storms Scheduled In Hunterdon For May 4

Hunterdon County Freeholder Director Matt Holt has announced that the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) will hold a public hearing on the Major Storm Events of March 2018, at the Sergeantsville Volunteer Fire Company, on May 4, 2018, 4 to 7 pm. Holt stated, “This public hearing will be an opportunity for Hunterdon County residents and officials to advise the utility regulators of issues and concerns with the performance of JCP&L and other utilities during the storms in March. I encourage the public to attend. In March, the Freeholder Board called for a meeting of representatives from our municipalities and the County, with JCP&L to do a deep dive post mortem on these events. It is encouraging that the BPU has stepped in to provide more weight to this discussion.” The public may attend the meeting and can also submit written comments to the BPU via email or regular mail. The Sergeantsville Volunteer Fire Company is located at 761 Sergeantsville Road in Sergeantsville.   Click here for more information.

Hunterdon County Recognizes Telecommunicators Week With the Communications Center Team of New Jersey's First Countywide 9-1-1 Center

Sheriff Brown Teaches Students At Hunterdon County Polytech in the 'Criminal Justice Program'

The Class (HS Seniors) met with Sheriff Frederick W. Brown, toured the Historic Court House and County Jail, and participated in an interactive education session with county sentenced inmates. Class members successfully completing the course work will receive college credits at RVCC this fall.

i nformation corner Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation Department has many opportunities for everyone to be involved during the month of April. Click here to find out about April Parks and Recreation programs. Click here to find out about May Parks and Recreation programs.  SPECIAL COLLECTION DAY FOR COMPUTERS, COMPUTER MONITORS AND TELEVISIONS Saturday, April 14 9a - 1p RAIN OR SHINE! Click here for more information. Mark Your Calendar!  Click here to read more. Hack Hunterdon June 9 - 10, 2018 Click the logo for more information!

HUNTERDON COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS AND CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS

J. Matthew Holt   Director Suzanne Lagay  Deputy Director John E. Lanza John W. King  Shaun Van Doren Mary H. Melfi County Clerk Fred Brown Sheriff Susan J. Hoffman Surrogate Anthony P. Kearns III Prosecutor

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