Jackson gop invites residents to speak directly with county leaders wednesday night
Blue line on West Veterans Highway, a road maintained by Ocean County, in Jackson Township

Jackson GOP invites residents to speak directly with county leaders Wednesday night

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March 26, 2025

-Press Release-

The Jackson GOP Club invites all residents and community leaders to join us for our monthly meeting tonight, Wednesday, March 26, at VFW Post 4703, located at 54 Magnolia Drive. This meeting will be a pivotal discussion on the pressing issues facing Jackson Township, with a special focus on county-level funding and infrastructure needs.

We are excited to be joined by Ray Gormley and Sam Ellenbogen, candidates for the Ocean County Board of Commissioners. This is a unique opportunity to have future Ocean County Commissioners hear directly from the movers and shakers of Jackson Township about our needs and priorities.

One topic of interest in recent months has been the status of county road projects and traffic safety.

Tonight’s meeting provides residents with a unique opportunity to: 

• Advocate for Jackson’s Fair Share – Jackson has long experienced underfunding from the County, particularly regarding critical infrastructure. This is your chance to make sure our voices are heard.

• Engage with Commissioner Candidates – Gormley and Ellenbogen are seeking your input on how they can best serve Jackson if elected.

• Discuss Local Issues – Stay informed on the latest developments in Jackson and be part of the conversation shaping our town’s future.

If these issues matter to you, now is the time to speak up! Join us for an engaging and impactful evening where we ensure that Jackson’s concerns are placed front and center on the county stage.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Phil Stilton

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