Steinmann
In every edition of the Ewing Observer, Mayor Bert Steinmann answers readers’ questions.
It was a slow month for reader submission, so the staff of the Observer came up with two questions to pose to the mayor.
For residents who are interested in serving the community and may have a certain area of expertise that they would like to contribute, what is the best way for someone to apply for one of the township’s volunteer boards or committees?
Are there currently any boards or committees where you have vacancies and need volunteers?
The best way to express your interest in volunteering for any of the boards and committees in Ewing Township is to send your resume and a letter of interest to the attention of the mayor’ office.
Presently there are openings on the Rent Board, the Condemnation Board, the Arts Council, and the Patriotic Committee.
In developments where there are apartments, condos or townhouses, some people might have health concerns regarding a neighbor’s unit.
For example, a bad smell or unsanitary conditions. What is the best way for someone to go about addressing the issue?
If you have any health-related concerns regarding units in an apartment, condo, or townhouse, the best way to address the issue to contact the Ewing Township Health Department. They can be reached at 609-883-2900 Ext. 7691.
If you have a question for the mayor for next month’s edition, submit it by emailing bsanservino@mercerspace.com or by going to mercerspace.com and searching for “Ask the Mayor.” You must be a Ewing resident.
