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The Voter Registration Deadline for the Primary Election is May 17th, 2022. If you are not registered or need to update your voter registration information do so before the deadline. To check to see if you are registered, to register to vote online or to download a voter registration form and mail it in, click here.
At our April 2022 meeting , 4 women in politics met with us to describe their experiences: Linda Greenstein, NJ State Senator, Shanti Narra, County Commissioner- Deputy Director, Barbara Cannon, former Mayor of Old Bridge, and Evelyn Spann, Cranbury Councilwoman.
At our March 2022 meeting Captain Lisa Robinson of the Monroe Twp. Police Dept. answered a range of questions about her experiences, policing in Monroe, how police deal with domestic violence and mental health issues, and more.
CASA is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving abused and neglected children who are living in foster care. CASA recruits and trains volunteers to advise courts and advocate for the children's best interests.
At our February 2022 meeting, Linda Kinsey spoke about the CASA organization and her role as a CASA volunteer.
At our October 2021 general meeting, Officer Patrick McCann of the Monroe Township Police Department gave an interesting and informative talk about how to recognize and prevent ID theft and fraud. If you missed the meeting or want to review the information he presented, go to https://monroetwppolice.org/information/crime-prevention/ and then click on "Identity Theft and Identity Fraud PowerPoint"
At our July meeting, member Patty Lang reviewed the national League of Women Voters program focus for 2021-2024: Women Power Democracy.
On June 2, we held our annual meeting online. Our guest speaker was John Riggs, member of the Monroe Township Planning Board. Click below to read a summary of his remarks on planning for Monroe's future.