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Old Bridge Republicans Release Their “Framework for Change-Putting Old Bridge Back on the Right Track”

GOP lays out a comprehensive plan for economic revival and long-term growth

Old Bridge, NJ: Recognizing that the residents of Old Bridge are tired of the Democrats one-shot revenue raising schemes, Township land-sales and raiding OBMUA surpluses to plug self-inflicted budget gaps, the 2011 Republican team of Owen Henry, Brian Cahill, Eleanor “Debbie” Walker and Dr. Jim Anderson have assembled the following comprehensive 6-point plan to revitalize Old Bridge’s stagnant economy and restore integrity to the Township Council. Members of the public and press can find and download a copy of this plan at http://www.oldbridgerepublicans.com/framework-for-change/.  
A Framework for Change – Putting Old Bridge Back on the Right Track
Old Bridge is Open for Business 
  • Demonstrate to the Business community that Old Bridge is a Business Friendly town
  • Create sustainable additional Revenue – Create jobs
  • Partner with State of New Jersey’s Economic Development Team
Complete Review of all Vendor Contract
  • Review and re-bidding of all contracts to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
  • Additional review process to ensure fairness and least-cost
  • Township Administrative Efficiency
  • Complete review of Township Departments to eliminate redundancy and improve costs
  • Top to bottom analysis of Expenses
  • Complete Review of HR Policies and procedures
Fiscal Responsibility
  • Produce structurally balanced budgets
  • No more one shot Revenue Schemes
  • No more land sales to balance budgets
  • No more raiding the OBMUA’s reserve
Due Diligence
  • Immediately Repeal the newly enacted Lifetime Healthcare ordinance
  • Ensure Township employees have the tools they need to meet the needs of the Residents
  • Explore and invest in technology
  • Energy Audit to improve costs
  • Shared Service agreements with neighboring towns
Resident/Employee Outreach
  • Quarterly Resident Forums
  • Improved communication via Website, Social Media & in Emergencies
  • Mayor will be completely accessible to residents
  • Town Hall & employee forums with the Mayor
  • Open government – Restructure of Town Council meetings – Two Meetings per month

Posted: October 10th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Press Release | Tags: , , , , | 1 Comment »