Mount Olive NJ Taxes and Budget 2008

MOUNT OLIVE TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY - Mayor David Scapicchio announced today that he will host an information presentation for the public on the 2008 Municipal Budget and 2008 Taxes for residents.

The presentation will begin at 8:00pm the evening of Wednesday March 5, 2008. Residents are encouraged to participate in an open Question & Answers session immediately afterwards.

The presentation will be held in the large meeting room at the Mount Olive Public Library (973-691-8686) on Flanders-Drakestown Road (adjacent to the township municipal building). Mayor Scapicchio will be joined by Sherry Jenkins, Chief Financial Officer; Jack Marchione, Tax Assessor; and Bill Sohl, Township Administrator to assist during the Question and Answer session.

Mount Olive Municipal Budget for 2008

MOUNT OLIVE, NEW JERSEY - Mount Olive Township posted the 2008 Municipal Budget Details today on the township's website.

View the PowerPoint Presentation >>

Mount Olive Chamber Welcomes Mayor

Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce president Lou Nisivoccia (left) welcomes Mayor David Scapicchio and town administrator Bill Sohl.

This event was the Chamber's second annual Breakfast with the Mayor held at Longhorn Steakhouse in the ITC Crossing Shopping Center.

About 40 people came out on January 15th to hear the Mayor reflect on 2007 and update chamber members on what to expect in 2008.

View photos from the event >>

**Photo above courtesy of the Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce.

Mount Olive Township Reorganizes for 2008

MOUNT OLIVE TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY - Mount Olive Township elected a new Council President and Vice President during last night's Town Council meeting. Mount Olive Mayor, David M Scapicchio gave his annual 'State of the Township Address' welcoming newly elected Alex Roman to town council.

Mount Olive Township Council Members reorganization:

Ray Perkins, Council President
Phil Tobey, Council Vice President
Steven Rattner, Council person
Russ Tepper, Council person
Rob Greenbaum, Council person
Colleen Labow, Council person
Alex Roman, Council person
John Dorsey, Esq., Township Attorney

Read the State of the Township Address >>

U.S. Attorney swears in Mayor & Council

MOUNT OLIVE, NEW JERSEY - U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie visited Mount Olive Township today to administer the oath of office to Mayor David Scapicchio and council members Phil Tobey, Colleen Labow, and newcomer Alex Roman.

The swearing in ceremony was held in Council Chambers in the Mount Olive Municipal Building at 4:00pm today.

Mayor David Scapicchio(R) was originally sworn to office by U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie after Mayor Richard DeLaRoche(D) was recalled in 2006. This will be Scapicchio's first full four year term as mayor.

Scapicchio and Christie both ran for Morris County Freeholder in 1994, but the duo have been friends since high school.

Councilman Phil Tobey(R) was sworn into his first full four year term. Tobey was appointed by Council to complete the remainder of the unexpired term of Councilman John Biondi in March of 2007. Biondi retired for personal reasons, and endorsed Tobey as his replacement. Tobey was then elected to council during the general election last November.

Councilwoman Colleen Labow(R) was re-elected and sworn into her second four year term.

Newcomer Councilman Silvio "Alex" Roman(R) was sworn into his first four year term replacing Councilman James Buell(D).

View Photos from today's event >>

Christopher J. Christie was nominated by President George W. Bush to be the United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey on December 7, 2001. He was unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate on December 20, 2001, and sworn into office on January 17, 2002, by the Honorable Joel A. Pisano, U.S.D.J.

For more information about Christopher J. Christie visit
The United States Attorney's Office District of New Jersey >>

Mount Olive Chamber hosts Breakfast with the Mayor

MOUNT OLIVE, NEW JERSEY - The Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce will host its second annual Breakfast with the Mayor on Tuesday January 15, 2008.

Mount Olive Township Mayor David Scapicchio will look back on 2007 and update chamber members on what to expect in 2008.

The breakfast meeting will take place at the Longhorn Steakhouse in the ITC Crossing Shopping Center, starting at 8 a.m.

Cost is $10 for chamber members, $20 for guests. Please RSVP to the chamber, 973-691-0109 or info@mtolivechambernj.com.

For further information about the chamber, visit www.mtolivechambernj.com >>

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Election News & Results

MOUNT OLIVE, NEW JERSEY - 2007 General Election results are in. Nearly 4,000 voters went to the polls today. Mayor David Scapicchio was re-elected to a four-year term. Phil Tobey and Colleen Labow retain their seats on council and are joined by newcomer Alex Roman.

GENERAL ELECTION 2007 FINAL RESULTS
Mayor of Mount Olive Township:

• 2,739 votes - David Scapicchio


•   1,018 votes - Richard Escobar


•   719 votes - Walter Lata

Mount Olive Township Council:

• 2,616 votes - Phil Tobey


• 2,527 votes - Alex Roman


• 2,110 votes - Colleen Labow


• 2,093 votes - John Mania


• 1,656 votes - Jim Buell


• 1,569 votes - Rosemary Tonczos

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Dog Park at Turkey Brook Grand Opening

MOUNT OLIVE, NEW JERSEY - Mount Olive Township announced today the community Dog Park will hold a Grand Opening ceremony on October 21, 2007 at 10:00am.

Dog owners are eager to explore the the new 'Bark Park' located in Turkey Brook Park. The new park offers approximately 2 acres with dedicated areas for small, large, and disabled dogs.

A complete set of rules and regulations otherwise known as 'Petiquette' is listed on the township's website. Plan your visit >>

Employees from the Mount Olive Township Animal Control Authority will attend the grand opening and be available to educate pet owners about their services. Mayor David Scapicchio will also be attending for the 'leash cutting ceremony'.

Get ready to Vote Mount Olive!

MOUNT OLIVE TOWNSHIP - November 6th will be here before you know it.

Open Positions:
Mayor, David M. Scapicchio: Term Expiration: 12/31/07
Council person, Phil Tobey, Colleen Labow, Jim Buell: Term Expiration: 12/31/07

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Mount Olive Republican Candidates will be holding a Comedy Night Fundraiser.

Date: Friday October 5, 2007
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Wyndham Garden Hotel, International Trade Zone, Mount Olive Township, New Jersey
For further information contact Betty Cutter, (973) 691-4854 or Mayor David Scapicchio, (973) 476-3602

Come out and Meet the Candidates
Running for Mayor of Mount Olive Township, David M. Scapicchio.
Running for Mount Olive Township Council: Phil Tobey, Alex Roman, Colleen Labow

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Mount Olive Democratic Committee will be holding it's Seventh Annual Family Miniature Golf Fundraiser.

Date: Monday September 24, 2007
Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: The Golf Zone, 239 Route 206 North, Flanders, NJ
Tee Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, The Golf Zone, 239 Route 206 North, Flanders, NJ
Read the flyer >> http://www.morrisdems.org

Come out and Meet the Candidates
Running for Mayor of Mount Olive Township, Richard T. Escobar.
Running for Mount Olive Township Council: James Buell, John Mania, Rosemary Tonczos

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