New jersey senator james holzapfel holds 10 public jobs

New Jersey Senator James Holzapfel Holds 10 Public Jobs

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May 8, 2020
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TOMS RIVER, NJ – As we continue our pay-to-play investigation into the Jersey Shore’s elected state officials in the assembly and senate, today we look into Senator James Holzapfel.  While Holzapfel doesn’t hold as many public jobs as his peers, Greg McGuckin, Brian Rumpf and Christopher Connors, he does have ten public jobs, which is ten more jobs than most New Jersey residents these days.  For that, Holzapfel joins our naughty list, along Assemblymen Greg McGuckin, Brian Rumpf and Christopher Connors.  Dancer holds no public jobs other than his elected position in the assembly.  One assemblyman, Ron Dancer, was the first to make our nice list.

Here are the 10 public jobs held by Senator Holzapfel:

Jackson Township – County of Ocean Jackson Township Labor Attorney
Ocean County – County of Ocean OCEAN COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES LABOR COUNSEL
Ocean County – County of Ocean OCEAN COUNTY LIBRARY LABOR COUNSEL
Ocean County – County of Ocean OCEAN COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH LABOR COUNSEL
Plumsted Township – County of Ocean Labor Counsel Attorney
Brielle Borough – County of Monmouth Managerial Labor Attorney/Prosecutor
Manchester Township – County of Ocean Department of Law Labor Counsel
Lacey Township – County of Ocean Township of Lacey Prosecutor
Seaside Heights Borough – County of Ocean Labor Attorney
Surf City Borough – County of Ocean Borough of Surf City Labor Counsel

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