CITY INFO
Elected Officials
MAYOR
Michael Wildes
CITY COUNCIL
Charles Cobb
(At-Large Member)
Cheryl Rosenberg (Ward 1)
Mayor Wildes’ Corner
This past Martin Luther King Day brought citizens from all parts of the city together. We gathered
outside of City Hall to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the most visible spokesperson and
leader in the Civil Rights Movement. Through nonviolence and civil disobedience, Dr. King fought for
equality, dignity and freedom. In unity, we marched with our neighbors to the Community Baptist Church
where we heard words of inspiration from clergy members and elected officials, and engaged in a Day
of Service with the Center for Food Action. My hope and prayer is that we continue to emulate the good
work of Dr. King and work toward an Englewood filled with love, peace and harmony for all.
Michael D. Cohen (Ward 2)
Katharine Glynn (Ward 3)
Wayne Hamer (Ward 4)
CITY HALL
2-10 North Van Brunt St.
201-871-6637
www.cityofenglewood.org
Phone Directory
ADMINISTRATION 201-510-8206
CITY ASSESSOR 201-871-6622
CITY CLERK 201-510-8213
CITY MANAGER 201-510-8206
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MARCH 2020
MYENGLEWOOD
I continue to welcome new
Semitism and hatred including the shoot-
residents and business owners to our
ing in a Jersey City kosher supermarket,
warm and welcoming downtown.
the open-fire incident in a Texas Church,
The first, of what I expect to be many,
the attack on a Rabbi’s home during a
grand openings and ribbon cuttings
Chanukah celebration in Rockland Coun-
was held at The Hangout, which is
ty, to name a few.
located at 8 North Dean St.
These heinous crimes wreak havoc
The Hangout is the brainchild of
on our daily lives and require us to re-
Lauren Turk, a Teaneck native, whose
examine our security preparedness and
flair for fashion is as colorful and
responsiveness. Along with other New
Michael Wildes Jersey mayors and elected officials, I
stylish as her designer consignment
Mayor
boutique. The Hangout features
participated in a roundtable discussion
both new and consigned items such
on these topics. We heard from First
as clothing, handbags, shoes, sunglasses and so
Responders and Emergency Personnel who pro-
many other beautiful accessories.
vided details on security planning, threat man-
Whether you are looking to start your spring
agement and response and recovery processes
cleaning early or update your wardrobe, I suggest
and procedures. We shared ideas of how to keep
you visit Lauren at The Hangout!
our citizens safe from harm’s way and offered
best practices for dealing with security-related
IMPORTANT CONVERSATIONS
issues in the local communities.
There is no substitute for feeling safe in one’s
There is no substitute for being at the table
home or community. The past months have been
and learning from others. Let’s work together to
stained with nationwide horrific events of Anti-
ensure a safe and non-violent Englewood for all.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Key dates for the June 2 Primary Election:
n March 30: Nomination Petition Filing Dead-
line. (Petitions must be received before 4 p.m. in
the Office of the City Clerk)
n April 8: Deadline for Change of Party Affilia-
tion Declaration Forms for Primary Election
n May 12: Voter Registration Deadline for
Primary Election (City Clerk’s Office will be open
until 9 p.m. to accept Voter Registration forms)
n May 26: Deadline to apply for a Mail-In Bal-
lot by Mail for Primary Election
n June 1: Deadline for In-Person Mail-In Ballot
Applications at the County Clerk’s Office by 3 p.m.
n June 2: Deadline for In-Person Submission
of Primary Election Mail-In Ballots to County
Board of Election by 8 p.m.
n June 2: PRIMARY ELECTION DAY: Polls
open from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m.