Camden County Freeholder
The Camden County Board of Chosen Freeholders consists of seven members who are elected to three-year, staggered terms. In 2019, two members will be elected.The Freeholders have executive and legislative responsibilities governing the County. One of the largest responsibilities of the Freeholders is the adoption of the annual fiscal budget for all County agencies and services, and Camden County’s 37 municipalities. Individual Freeholders are appointed as liaisons to county departments and oversee areas such as law enforcement, education, transportation/roads, waste management, etc.
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Claire Gustafson
(Rep) -
Edward T. Mc Donnell
(Dem) -
Nicole Nance
(Rep) -
Carmen G. Rodriguez
(Dem)
Biographical Information
If serving as a Freeholder now, describe your experience working with community organizations and other areas of local government. If this would be your first time serving, discuss your prior experience working with civic, community, or governmental organizations.
What do you consider the top priority(ies) in the next County budget and how will you minimize impact on taxpayers? Please discuss no more than three priorities.
What do you consider the most important issue(s) facing Camden County today and how would you address the issue(s) as a Freeholder? Please discuss no more than three issues.
What is your opinion of shared services both at the county and municipal level? Shared services describes the practice of centralizing certain business or administrative functions that were once performed in separate locations, typically to save costs.
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