On Tuesday, the Camden County Board of Commissioners held its 182nd annual Reorganization Meeting. During the event, Commissioners Ed McDonnell, Jennifer Fleisher, and Colleen Bianco Bezich were sworn into office.
“Our annual reorganization meeting provides us an opportunity to renew our commitment to serving the residents of Camden County,” said Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. “We also celebrated the swearing-in of our commissioners, whose leadership, dedication, and commitment to public service will help to guide Camden County in the year ahead.”
Camden County is governed by a seven-member Board of Commissioners who serve staggered three-year terms and oversee legislative and executive functions for the county government. The county operates across 37 municipalities in southern New Jersey with Camden as its county seat. The Board is responsible for delivering services such as public safety, health programs, infrastructure maintenance, parks, libraries, nutrition centers, and other community facilities that support more than 500,000 residents (official website; official website). The county works with local, state, and federal partners to bolster community programs and focuses on initiatives that promote economic growth and enhance quality of life through education and workforce development (official website).
The annual reorganization meeting marks a time when leadership roles are renewed for the year ahead as part of ongoing efforts to advance community welfare throughout Camden County.
