Freeholder Wayne Richardson

Essex county executive divincenzo, freeholder president gill and vice president richardson announce novel coronavirus (covid-19) screenings will continue in essex county weequahic park. April 2, 2020. Freeholder president brendan gill – open letter to essex county residents on coronavirus pandemic.

Jewels deluxe 54. Mighty switch force academy reviews. ATTN ESSEX COUNTY RESIDENTS -Please note the changes below regarding upcoming Essex County Freeholder Board Meetings. Until further notice, all future Board Meetings will be held at the Hall of Records.Full details below:PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICATIONBased on the current State of Emergency, Governor Murphy’s Executive Orders and in an effort to prevent further spread of COVID-19, the TIME and PLACE for the following meetings of the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders have been RESCHEDULED. ATTN Essex County Residents:Essex County Executive Joseph N.

DiVincenzo, Jr. Freeholder President Brendan Gill and Vice President Wayne Richardson have announced new #COVID19 testing dates for Essex County residents in Weequahic Park. #EssexCountyFull release:ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE DIVINCENZO, FREEHOLDER PRESIDENT GILL AND VICE PRESIDENT RICHARDSON ANNOUNCE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SCREENINGS WILL CONTINUE IN ESSEX COUNTY WEEQUAHIC PARK Essex County Residents can Register for an Appointment at Essex County, NJ – Essex County Exec. Sharing from Governor Murphy, NJEA, NJTV News and the NJ Department of Education. Learning opportunities for kids grades 3-6.

#EssexCouny📚 New Jersey Department of Education, NJTV, and New Jersey Education Association have partnered to to create NJTV Learning Live!📝Starting April 6th, children in grades 3-6 will be able to tune in each weekday to lessons taught by New Jersey teachers👩‍🏫Learn more:https://www.nj.gov/education/news/2020/Garden%20State%20Teachers%20to%20Give%20Lessons%20on%20New%20Jersey%20Public%20Television.pdf#JerseyStrong. Freeholder President Brendan Gill and Vice President Wayne Richardson sharing information from the State Troopers Fraternal Association (STFA) and Health Professionals and Allied Employees (HPAE) on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) drive: #COVID19 #PPE #EssexCountyAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to stricken our state and nation, we wish to remind the public that the men and women of both the STFA and the HPAE are on the front lines of maintaining order and public safety and the treatment and care of patients, respectively during this crisis. To be succinct, both of our memberships continue to be in great need of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Freeholder President Brendan Gill and Vice President Wayne Richardson share the following message from the Essex County Family Justice Center.

Domestic Violence victims are not alone during this time, or anytime:An update from Essex County Family Justice CenterLike all of you, we at the Family Justice Center (FJC) are doing our best to adapt, and re-adapt, to the ever-changing circumstances surrounding us. We have shifted to remote services during this public health crisis, so while our physical doors are closed, we are still very much open and committed to the safety and support of victims of domestic violence.FJC domestic violence advocates are working tirelessly to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information to victims who call us for help. Advocates are responding to the new environment and creating safety plans that recognize the dangers of isolation with an abuser. (Read more about these dangers here). Freeholder President Brendan Gill at the Secure the Vote Rally, organized by Blue Wave NJ, speaking to the need for Essex County to implement voting machines that require signed paper ballots, and calling on the United States Senate to join the House in approving HR 3351 which will provide the federal funding for all states to enhance security measures around their voting process.' I have been a staunch advocate for Essex County purchasing voting machines that employ the use of optical scanners and hand-written ballots. If a voting machine cannot be audited by referring to individually marked and signed ballots, then votes tallied by those machines can be altered electronically, rendering our entire election process unreliable.'