The Camden County Board of Commissioners held a town hall meeting and service fair in Collingswood on March 12, bringing together representatives from local, county, state, and federal levels. The event included an opportunity for residents to engage directly with officials and receive updates about the county.
Commissioner Jonathan Young said, “Our town halls give us the opportunity to connect directly with our residents, and hear their concerns. I encourage everyone to join us on Thursday evening in Collingswood and receive updates about what is going on in Camden County, New Jersey, and across the country.”
A highlight of the evening was the recognition of Veteran Sandra McHugh. Master Sergeant Gremminger, a resident of Collingswood who served for 29 years in the United States Air National Guard, was honored for her long-standing commitment. During her career, MSgt. McHugh worked more than two decades in public affairs and traveled nationwide to promote awareness of the Air Force and Air National Guard’s mission.
Camden County supports over 500,000 residents across 37 municipalities according to the official website. The county advances community welfare through efforts in education, workforce development, and public services according to the official website. Facilities such as parks, libraries, and nutrition centers are maintained by Camden County to foster community well-being according to the official website.
The county operates under a seven-member Board of Commissioners who serve staggered three-year terms according to the official website. Its operations extend across southern New Jersey’s 37 municipalities according to the official website, focusing on enhancing quality of life through services related to public safety, health, transportation, and economic development according to the official website.
The event reflected ongoing efforts by Camden County officials to engage with residents while recognizing individuals who have contributed significantly to their communities.
