The Cranford Township Committee held its reorganization meeting on January 4, 2025, where several key appointments and resolutions were announced. The meeting, led by Mayor Terrence Curran, focused on the appointment of various township officials and members to important boards and commissions.

Among the notable appointments, Gina Black was named Commissioner of Finance, Kathleen Mila Prunty as Commissioner of Public Safety, Paul Gallo as Commissioner of Recreation and Parks, and Bridal Andrews as Commissioner of Public Works and Engineering. The Mayor also appointed members to the Planning Board, including Michael Callahan and Dennis Geier, with terms extending into 2028.

The Environmental Commission saw changes as well, with Juan Magalas appointed as chair and several new members added, including Jay Stevens and Zach McHugh. The meeting also acknowledged the resignation of Juan Carlos Nadello from the Environmental Commission and Steve Saltzman from the Historic Preservation Advisory Board.

In addition to these appointments, the Emergency Management Council was restructured, with key roles filled by various officials, including Police Chief Matthew Nazaro and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Scott Rubin. The meeting concluded with the appointment of Elizabeth Rees to the Library Board for a five-year term.

The committee emphasized the importance of community involvement in local governance, highlighting the collaborative efforts that keep Cranford's government functioning effectively. Following the appointments, the committee moved on to discuss resolutions by consent agenda, which included the appointment of Thomas J. Slattery as the township attorney for a one-year term.

This reorganization meeting marks a significant step in shaping the leadership and direction of Cranford Township for the upcoming year.