The Camden County Board of Commissioners held its 181st Annual Reorganization Business Meeting on January 3, 2025, where key officials were sworn into office. The meeting focused on the formal oaths of office for newly elected commissioners, emphasizing their commitment to uphold the Constitution of the United States and the State of New Jersey.

Commissioner Melinda Kane and Commissioner Al Dyer were among those who took their oaths, pledging to perform their duties impartially and to the best of their abilities. Both commissioners expressed their dedication to serving the people of Camden County, reinforcing the importance of accountability and public service in their roles.

The ceremony highlighted the significance of the commissioners' responsibilities in local governance, as they vowed to support the established governments and act under the authority of the people. The event concluded with congratulations to the newly sworn officials, marking a fresh start for the county's leadership.

This meeting sets the tone for the upcoming year, as the commissioners prepare to address various issues affecting Camden County and its residents. The reaffirmation of their commitments signals a focus on transparency and dedication to community service in the months ahead.