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Year | Mayor | Born/died | Notes |
2010–present | Stephen B. Nolan | Democrat, appointed to fill Meryl Frank's third term |
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2000–2010 | Meryl L. Frank | Democrat, served two full terms and one partial term; first female mayor; resigned to become U.S. representative to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women |
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1992–1999 | H. James Polos | Democrat, served two terms |
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1988–1991 | Jeff Ohrbach | Republican |
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1984–1987 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his second term |
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1980–1983 | Charles W. Mulhollen | Democrat |
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1976–1979 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his first term |
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1972–1975 | Gasper Paul Beck | (1916-1982) | Democrat, first four year term |
1970–1971 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, returned to serve one term |
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1966–1969 | Herbert M. Tanzman | (b. 1922) | Democrat, served two terms |
1960–1965 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, served three terms |
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1956–1959 | Luther H. Martin | (1889-1970) | Democrat, served two terms |
1954–1955 | William C. Campbell | (1924-1984) | Democrat |
1952–1953 | Joseph C. DeCoster | Democrat |
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1948–1951 | Alvah H. Cole | (1884-1970) | Republican, served two terms |
1946–1947 | George W. Miller | Republican |
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1942–1945 | Harold W. Drake | Republican, served two terms |
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1940–1941 | Walter K. Wood | ||
1938–1939 | Russell B. Howell | Republican |
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1936–1937 | Russell C. Smalley | Republican |
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1932–1935 | Irving D. Buttler | (1895-1938) | Republican, served two terms |
1930–1931 | Richard T. Parker | Republican |
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1928–1929 | Edwin W. Eden | (1887-1953) | Republican |
1926–1927 | Benjamin Erikson | Republican |
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1924–1925 | George F. Leonard | Democrat |
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1922–1923 | Cornelius B. McCrelis, Jr. | (1883-1964) | Republican |
1920–1921 | Robert Wood Johnson II | (1893-1968) | Republican |
1916–1919 | Russell E. Watson | (1885-1970) | Republican |
1914–1915 | George White | Democrat |
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1908–1913 | Lorenz Volkert | (d. 1919) | Republican, served three terms |
1905–1907 | James B. Archer | (1872-1912) | Democrat, served two terms. Archer was elected to become the first mayor in May 1905 after the Borough was incorporated on March 15, 1905 |
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Year | Mayor | Born/died | Notes |
2010–present | Stephen B. Nolan | Democrat, appointed to fill Meryl Frank's third term |
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2000–2010 | Meryl L. Frank | Democrat, served two full terms and one partial term; first female mayor; resigned to become U.S. representative to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women |
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1992–1999 | H. James Polos | Democrat, served two terms |
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1988–1991 | Jeff Ohrbach | Republican |
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1984–1987 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his second term |
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1980–1983 | Charles W. Mulhollen | Democrat |
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1976–1979 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his first term |
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1972–1975 | Gasper Paul Beck | (1916–1982) | Democrat, first four year term |
1970–1971 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, returned to serve one term |
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1966–1969 | Herbert M. Tanzman | (b. 1922) | Democrat, served two terms |
1960–1965 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, served three terms |
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1956–1959 | Luther H. Martin | (1889–1970) | Democrat, served two terms |
1954–1955 | William C. Campbell | (1924–1984) | Democrat |
1952–1953 | Joseph C. DeCoster | Democrat |
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1948–1951 | Alvah H. Cole | (1884–1970) | Republican, served two terms |
1946–1947 | George W. Miller | Republican |
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1942–1945 | Harold W. Drake | Republican, served two terms |
|
1940–1941 | Walter K. Wood | ||
1938–1939 | Russell B. Howell | Republican |
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1936–1937 | Russell C. Smalley | Republican |
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1932–1935 | Irving D. Buttler | (1895–1938) | Republican, served two terms |
1930–1931 | Richard T. Parker | Republican |
|
1928–1929 | Edwin W. Eden | (1887–1953) | Republican |
1926–1927 | Benjamin Erikson | Republican |
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1924–1925 | George F. Leonard | Democrat |
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1922–1923 | Cornelius B. McCrelis, Jr. | (1883–1964) | Republican |
1920–1921 | Robert Wood Johnson II | (1893–1968) | Republican |
1916–1919 | Russell E. Watson | (1885–1970) | Republican |
1914–1915 | George White | Democrat |
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1908–1913 | Lorenz Volkert | (d. 1919) | Republican, served three terms |
1905–1907 | James B. Archer | (1872–1912) | Democrat, served two terms. Archer was elected to become the first mayor in May 1905 after the Borough was incorporated on March 15, 1905 |
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Year | Mayor | Born/died | Notes |
2010–present | Stephen B. Nolan | Democrat, elected to fill balance of Mayor Frank's third term. |
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2000–2010 | Meryl L. Frank | Democrat, served two full terms and one partial term; first female mayor; resigned to become U.S. representative to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women |
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1992–1999 | H. James Polos | Democrat, served two terms |
|
1988–1991 | Jeff Ohrbach | Republican |
|
1984–1987 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his second term |
|
1980–1983 | Charles W. Mulhollen | Democrat |
|
1976–1979 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his first term |
|
1972–1975 | Gasper Paul Beck | (1916–1982) | Democrat, first four year term |
1970–1971 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, returned to serve one term |
|
1966–1969 | Herbert M. Tanzman | (b. 1922) | Democrat, served two terms |
1960–1965 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, served three terms |
|
1956–1959 | Luther H. Martin | (1889–1970) | Democrat, served two terms |
1954–1955 | William C. Campbell | (1924–1984) | Democrat |
1952–1953 | Joseph C. DeCoster | Democrat |
|
1948–1951 | Alvah H. Cole | (1884–1970) | Republican, served two terms |
1946–1947 | George W. Miller | Republican |
|
1942–1945 | Harold W. Drake | Republican, served two terms |
|
1940–1941 | Walter K. Wood | ||
1938–1939 | Russell B. Howell | Republican |
|
1936–1937 | Russell C. Smalley | Republican |
|
1932–1935 | Irving D. Buttler | (1895–1938) | Republican, served two terms |
1930–1931 | Richard T. Parker | Republican |
|
1928–1929 | Edwin W. Eden | (1887–1953) | Republican |
1926–1927 | Benjamin Erikson | Republican |
|
1924–1925 | George F. Leonard | Democrat |
|
1922–1923 | Cornelius B. McCrelis, Jr. | (1883–1964) | Republican |
1920–1921 | Robert Wood Johnson II | (1893–1968) | Republican |
1916–1919 | Russell E. Watson | (1885–1970) | Republican |
1914–1915 | George White | Democrat |
|
1908–1913 | Lorenz Volkert | (d. 1919) | Republican, served three terms |
1905–1907 | James B. Archer | (1872–1912) | Democrat, served two terms. Archer was elected to become the first mayor in May 1905 after the Borough was incorporated on March 15, 1905 |
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Year | Mayor | Born/died | Notes |
2010–present | Stephen B. Nolan | Democrat, elected to fill balance of Mayor Frank's third term. |
|
2000–2010 | Meryl L. Frank | Democrat, served two full terms and one partial term; first female mayor; resigned to become U.S. representative to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women |
|
1992–1999 | H. James Polos | Democrat, served two terms |
|
1988–1991 | Jeff Ohrbach | Republican |
|
1984–1987 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his second term |
|
1980–1983 | Charles W. Mulhollen | Democrat |
|
1976–1979 | Harold Berman | Democrat, his first term |
|
1972–1975 | Gasper Paul Beck | (1916–1982) | Democrat, first four year term |
1970–1971 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, returned to serve one term |
|
1966–1969 | Herbert M. Tanzman | (b. 1922) | Democrat, served two terms |
1960–1965 | Samuel J. Kronman | Democrat, served three terms |
|
1956–1959 | Luther H. Martin | (1889–1970) | Democrat, served two terms |
1954–1955 | William C. Campbell | (1924–1984) | Democrat |
1952–1953 | Joseph C. DeCoster | Democrat |
|
1948–1951 | Alvah H. Cole | (1884–1970) | Republican, served two terms |
1946–1947 | George W. Miller | Republican |
|
1942–1945 | Harold W. Drake | Republican, served two terms |
|
1940–1941 | Walter K. Wood | ||
1938–1939 | Russell B. Howell | Republican |
|
1936–1937 | Russell C. Smalley | Republican |
|
1932–1935 | Irving D. Buttler | (1895–1938) | Republican, served two terms |
1930–1931 | Richard T. Parker | Republican |
|
1928–1929 | Edwin W. Eden | (1887–1953) | Republican |
1926–1927 | Benjamin Erikson | Republican |
|
1924–1925 | George F. Leonard | Democrat |
|
1922–1923 | Cornelius B. McCrelis, Jr. | (1883–1964) | Republican |
1920–1921 | Robert Wood Johnson II | (1893–1968) | Republican |
1916–1919 | Russell E. Watson | (1885–1970) | Republican |
1914–1915 | George White | Democrat |
|
1908–1913 | Lorenz Volkert | (d. 1919) | Republican, served three terms |
1905–1907 | James B. Archer | (1872–1912) | Democrat, served two terms. Archer was elected to become the first mayor in May 1905 after the Borough was incorporated on March 15, 1905 |