Lanza On The State of the County:
Hunterdon County A Proven Desirable Place To Live and Work
Independently Verified As The Safest, Healthiest, Best County
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There is independent verification that Hunterdon County is the safest, healthiest, and best place to live and work, County Commissioner Board Director John E. Lanza told the Hunterdon Chamber of Commerce’s Employer Legislative Committee, in a state of the county address, at the group’s annual Breakfast meeting on March 30th.
During the event at the Chamber’s Unity Bank Center for Business & Entrepreneurship, which was conducted both in-person and via zoom, Lanza told the group, “Our county is an extremely desirable place in which to reside, raise a family, grow a business, and work, and the economic outlook continues to grow.”
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Saturday, April 23rd 8 am to 11:30 am or until trucks are full **rain or shine
Route 12 County Complex 314 State Route 12
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Hunterdon Commissioners Endorse Legislation Protecting Vulnerable Persons From Financial Exploitation |
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The Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners, at the March 15th meeting, joined Sheriff Fred W. Brown in support of state legislation (S-1207/A-750) that better protects vulnerable persons from financial exploitation by increasing penalties for those who commit the crime.
Board of Commissioners Director John E. Lanza said, “It is hard to imagine a more terrible nonviolent crime, then for someone in a position of trust to take advantage of their charge, particularly an individual who may not have the ability to make clear decisions for themselves.
Increasing the penalty for this crime is appropriate – both to serve as a deterrent and also for the perpetuator to be adequately punished.”
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Hunterdon County Library Events: |
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Mar 28 - Apr 15, accepting entries
Apr 26 - May 13, Poetry entry exhibition
Apr 28: Poetry Reading and Awards Ceremony at Rt. 12 Main Library
Enter for a chance to win a prize
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Celebrate Citizen Science Month with a BioBlitz, a discovery science event. No previous knowledge is necessary! Bring your own team of participants or be added to a team.
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Hunterdon Sheriff’s Project Lifesaver
Brings Peace Of Mind For Families
Of At Risk People
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Hunterdon County Sheriff Fred W. Brown has encouraged families of ‘at risk’ individuals to consider the Sheriff’s Project Lifesaver program as a valuable resource, particularly at this time of greater stress and anxiety resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Sheriff Brown stated, “Project Lifesaver is strategically designed for ‘at-risk’ individuals who are prone to the life-threatening behavior of wandering."
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County Walk-Up Vaccine Clinic
Route 12 Complex
Appointments available for the 2.0 booster:
April 7 and April 14
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Free Online Learning Portal Available to County Residents |
Deputy Director Rich, the Board’s liaison to the Greater Raritan Workforce Development Board, said, “The benefits of this resource for county residents, which boosts their skills and increases their ability to be employed, encourages growth and increases a person’s ability to find and keep a job. As the community recovers from the pandemic, job stability is an important factor.
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Those who wish to donate and help the people of Ukraine
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information & updates
UPDATED: NEW
Bridge and Road Closures and Detours
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Click image above for more information |
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The Hunterdon County CADB invites you to attend an open public meeting, Thursday, April 14th Time: 8pm
Location: Building #1, Assembly Room
314 NJ-12 County Complex, Flemington
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WINTER & SPRING PROGRAMS: REGISTER TODAY!
ASSEMBLE A BLUEBIRD HOUSE: Sunday, April 3, 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM, Deer Path Park, Cedars Pavilion, ages 8 through adults, $15, CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION!
MORNING BIRD WALKS: Thursdays, 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM, ages 12 through adult, free!
April 7 Assiscong Marsh April 14 Deer Path Park, Soccer Lot
April 21 Arboretum April 28 Uplands (Capner Street)
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Join Hunterdon County Division of Housing and local agencies
for a housing meet and greet!
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When? April 25th 2022 (rain date April 29th)
What time? 10am to noon
Where? Court Street Park behind the historic courthouse in Flemington NJ.
- Who will be there? Hunterdon County Housing, Division of Social Work Services and a representative from the Emergency Assistance unit from the Division of Social Services
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Hunterdon County Board of County Commissioners and Constitutional Officers |
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John E. Lanza
Director
Zachary T. Rich
Deputy Director
**not pictured
Matt Holt
Susan J. Soloway
Shaun C.
Van Doren
Mary H. Melfi
County Clerk
Fred W. Brown
Sheriff
Susan J. Hoffman
Surrogate
Renee Robeson
Prosecutor
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