Priorities

Positions For Berkeley Heights

These issue areas will be expanded as the campaign publishes more detailed articles and supporting research.

Protect Berkeley Heights from overbuilding and keep growth tied to real infrastructure capacity.

Treat local tax dollars with discipline, clear priorities, and public accountability.

Focus municipal attention on the basics residents deal with every day.

Make decisions, records, and reasoning easier for residents to inspect.

Put Berkeley Heights residents ahead of insider politics and routine rubber-stamping.

What I Would Push For

These are campaign commitments that will be expanded in source-backed articles as each issue comes up on the calendar.

Require independent financial review, school-impact analysis, public audits, and roll-call votes before any long-term tax exemption moves forward.

Prioritize 100% affordable tools before inclusionary projects multiply market-rate construction across town.

Put housing credits, court-order deadlines, agreements, service charges, and audit status in one plain public report.

Focus council attention on roads, drainage, sewer, flooding, and the public works residents deal with every day.

Make agendas, votes, records, and the reason for each major decision easier for residents to inspect before the vote.

Start with concrete ordinances, public reporting, and specific questions instead of slogans that disappear after Election Day.