The South River Borough Council held its reorganization meeting on January 1, 2025, marking a significant moment for local governance as new officials took their oaths of office. Among those sworn in was Nick Gianagopoulos, who expressed his pride in serving the community and his commitment to fulfilling his duties with honor and integrity.

During the ceremony, Gianagopoulos highlighted the borough's proud history and optimistic future, emphasizing his readiness to collaborate with fellow council members and the mayor to bring innovative ideas and plans to fruition. His remarks resonated with attendees, who are hopeful for positive changes in the community.

In addition to Gianagopoulos, the meeting included the swearing-in of key fire department officials, including Second Assistant Chief Steven Rudolph and First Assistant Chief Scott Wolf. Each official pledged to support the Constitution of the United States and the State of New Jersey, committing to perform their duties impartially and justly.

The reorganization meeting not only set the stage for new leadership but also reinforced the borough's dedication to community service and public safety. As these officials embark on their new roles, residents can anticipate a focus on collaboration and progress in South River. The council's commitment to transparency and accountability will be crucial as they work towards addressing the needs and concerns of the community in the coming year.