John Mitchell Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Bergen County, Nj

Cliffside Park, Nj

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District 7490 Bergen, Hudson And Passaic Counties In New Jersey

Oversee the activities of 52 Rotary Clubs

Fort Lee, New Jersey

"Service Above Self"

Fort Lee, Nj

Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States

Bergen County

As members of Bergen County Audubon Society, we share a love of birds and a concern for the environment. Our mission is to promote and protect wildlife in its natural habitat by providing opportunities for observation and conservation.

Newark, New Jersey

To serve the Archdiocese in building bridges of faith with our brothers and sisters in other Christian traditions.

New Jersey

Bergen, Hudson And Passaic Counties

New Jersey

A Rotary District Governor oversees the activities of Rotary Clubs and provides the support they need to be successful.

Fort Lee, Nj

"Service Above Self"

Paramus, New Jersey

Paramus, Nj

Provide a direct connection to ensuring the alignment of organizational goals with the needs of our clients.CarePlus NJ is dedicated to excellence in mental health care with a commitment to life-long support needed by individuals and their families to ensure that they achieve their full potential to improve the quality of their lives.

Fort Lee, Nj

Hackensack

I will be campaigning hard to win back my Freeholder seat to again serve the people of Bergen County. Issues such as reducing property taxes, business development & retention, job creation and education for our children will be my focus.

United States

Serving our brave Veterans

Hackensack, Nj

A freeholder is a legislator on the county level.Bergen County has a unique form of government. Along with the other 20 counties in New Jersey, we have a Board of Chosen Freeholders.The County Executive handles the day-to-day operations of Bergen County, appointing the county department heads and overseeing the activities of all departments and divisions.The Board approves all contracts signed by the Executive. It also sets policy under the administrative code authored by the Freeholders.The code, adopted April 3, 1987, reorganized Bergen County's 304 year-old "Freeholder" form of government and established the eight county departments that we use today.The seven members of the Board of Freeholders are elected at-large to three year staggered terms. They take office early in January, following the November election.What Are the Duties of the FreeholdersThe Freeholders act as the county's legislative body, much as the U.S. Congress or the State Legislature, giving advice and consent to the actions of the County Executive. The Board provides a check on the Executive's powers and acts as a formulator of policy. Its powers include the ability to: adopt the county's Administrative Code; pass ordinances and resolutions; review, modify and adopt operating and capital budgets; and contract with municipalities.The Board of Freeholders studies and evaluates the County's annual Budget before approving it. The Freeholders oversee the provision of funds for the nine county departments including Bergen Regional Medical Center. They also supervise the funds for Bergen Community College, the Bergen County Special Services School District, Bergen County Technical Schools, the Bergen County Jail and county Police Department, the County Parks, roads and bridges.

Teaneck, New Jersey

Provide advise to and collaborate with the management of this facility for the betterment of the residents requiring assisted living.

Hackensack, Nj