SH Borough Council Reorganization

Posted April 1st 2021

When the Borough of Stone Harbor held its annual reorganization meeting on Jan. 5, the mayor and council members were appointed to full terms based on the results of the general election held Nov. 3.

Judith Davies-Dunhour was sworn in for her second term as mayor. Davies-Dunhour steps into the term with more than 12 years on the governing body for Stone Harbor and a 25-year career as a borough police officer.

Reese Moore was sworn in for a full term with council after filling the seat left vacant by Karen Lane. Before serving on council, Moore served on the board for the Stone Harbor Property Owners Association. He plans to continue his work on the council’s utilities committee and water conservation efforts.

Newcomer Robin Casper was sworn in for a full term, and detailed her longtime association and love for Stone Harbor. She noted her passion for the environment and plans to continue service with the Go Green Committee.

Says Davies-Dunhour: “I am honored to be given the opportunity to serve as the mayor of Stone Harbor. I look forward to working with Robin Casper and continuing to work with Reese Moore as we move Stone Harbor into the future.”

Nominations and voting were also held for 2021 positions on Borough Council, appointing Raymond Parzych as president and Charles Krafczek as the council representative to the planning board. Additionally, Robert Smith was reappointed as the borough administrator.

For full meeting schedules, agendas and minutes, go to stoneharbornj.org.

Photo caption: Councilman Reese Moore, Mayor Judith Davies-Dunhour and Councilwoman Robin Casper were sworn in for full terms at the 2021 Stone Harbor Council Reorganization.