Cranford's New Township Administrator (Part 3): Open Letter regarding Bid For Monmouth County Freeholder Election

Dear Fellow Republican:

Many wonderful towns make up the great county of Monmouth. Our towns are large and small, rural and urban. To be true, in each region of the county there are neighboring municipalities with distinctly different issues and concerns. Monmouth County Freeholders understand this and work together with their peers to help all municipalities, regardless of size or status, to keep Monmouth County great.

My name is Terence Wall and I would be honored to work on your behalf. I’m 38 and a lifelong resident of Monmouth County. My lovely wife Jeanne and I live in Holmdel with our daughter Georgette.

The campaign website is http://www.monmouthmatters.com/ .The site will be constantly updated and designed to reflect your ongoing feedback. Since my campaign refuses to accept any PAC contributions, your support would certainly be appreciated. We need to return to grassroots campaigning.

I’d like to share a few thoughts with you about the issues of the day.

Taxes must be stabilized. My track record is one of cutting budgets and slashing tax rates for everyday citizens. I will share this record with the Monmouth County voters

Open Space and Farmland must be preserved for today and for future generations. My track record on preservation of open space and farmland is well documented and this experience will help any municipality who seeks urban parks and suburban preservation on a multi-jurisdictional basis will find someone who will roll up their sleeves and go to work.

Stay Local – I would dedicate my term to understanding the key local issues facing our communities – regardless of the challenge – and collaborate with local officials to design long term solutions.

Your vote on April 8th would be greatly appreciated and - if selected - you can be sure that we will win in November and ensure that the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders remains in good hands.

Thank you

Sincerely,

Terence M Wall
March 25, 2006