2019 CANDIDATES

SECURING OUR FUTURE

 
 
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councilman richard revolinsky

  • Current 3 year term

    • January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019.

  • 2017 - Utilities Chairman

  • 2018 - Utilities Chairman

  • 2019 - Chairman Recreaction Committee

    • Member of Personnel Committee

  • In his words:

    “Growing up in Milltown, my parents instilled in me a commitment to community; to take pride in your Town, to help your neighbors, and give back. Serving on Boro Council, I strive maintain that commitment, and keep Milltown strong and a Town the current and next generation of Milltown residents will be proud to call home.”

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councilwoman doriann kerber

  • Current 3 year term

    • January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019

  • Doriann has been on council since 2014

  • 2019 - Chairwoman DPW

  • 2018 - Chairwoman DPW

  • 2017 - Chairwoman DPW

  • In her words:

    “When I moved to Milltown in May of 2003, I was drawn in by the classic American small town feel. I quickly fell in love with Milltown and her strong community that comes together to make this town great. I saw the volunteers that work tirelessly to keep Milltown strong and knew I had to do my part. As Councilwoman, I work to keep Milltown a great place to live and hope others see what a wonderful town we have.”

  • Doriann is an entrepreneur who owns and operates her own small business in Milltown.

  • Doriann has Chaired the Utility Dept. in 2016,

  • Environmental Health and Social Services 2015

  • Recreation Department in 2014

  • Dorian volunteers with the Milltown Revitalization committed, Middlesex County Transportation Committee and Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership.

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council CANDIDATE KYLE LIVINGSTONE, ESQ

  • Kyle is an accomplished, honest, and hard working.

  • A life long resident of Milltown, Kyle is seeking his first term as Councilman in 2019.

  • In his words:

    “Like most young people, my education cost me a pretty penny. Being able to keep milltown affordable is necessary to keep our young families coming back, but we cannot sacrifice our future for affordability. As an attorney, I evaluate both sides of every argument and try to find the best solution. When elected, I will approach each issue for Milltown with the same level of passion, thoughtfulness and consideration that I use for my clients in the Courtroom. For a successful future, Milltown needs someone who can honestly look at both sides of an issue for the right solution.”

  • Kyle is a Lawyer, who earned his Law Degree at Rutgers University after studying at York College of PA

  • Kyle and his future wife Lucy live in in a modest home on Clay Street, a stones throw from his Childhood home on Herbert Avenue.

  • Kyle was an Eagle Scout of Milltown’s Troop and Pack 33 and attended St. Joseph Highschool.

  • As a young man, Kyle is focussed on balancing the dichotomy of affordability with the need to improve Milltown’s infrastructure.