Stanley Witczak Announces Candidacy for Mayor of Mendham Borough

Mendham, New Jersey - Monday April 2, 2018 - Stanley Witczak of Mendham Borough, current borough councilman, declared his candidacy for Mayor of Mendham Borough today.

"I am pleased and honored to announce my candidacy for Mayor of the Borough of Mendham. During my last several terms as a council member, I have gained an understanding of the complexities of our town's government including it's capabilities and limitations."

A long time Mendham Borough resident and councilman, Witczak announced he had filed his petition to run for Mayor. Current Mayor Neil Henry had announced he is retiring at the end of his term this year.

Witczak, an 18 year veteran of the borough council, has served multiple terms as council president along with serving on all of the council committees at one time or another. These committees include finance, public safety, recreation as well as land use. Among many of his responsibilities he served as chairman of the borough's centennial celebration, he worked hard to maintain the "sheep farm" on east main street under farm preservation and has served on our Borough CERT team and as a deputy OEM coordinator. He has worked hard to keep the tax rate under control while maintaining the borough's services.

Above all he believes in preserving the character of Mendham Borough as it was illustrated in New Jersey Monthly in 2013 when Mendham was selected as the best town to reside in New Jersey.

He will surely have more to say as the campaign continues.