Meet Mike Todd, Debbie Blakely &
Hal English

 

​​Mike Todd:

My name is Mike Todd and I have lived in

Robbinsville for over 22 years with my

wife Gina and daughters Caitlyn

and Alyssa, who both attend

Robbinsville Schools.  All

four of us have been

involved in numerous

volunteer organizations

throughout the years

and always enjoy giving

back to the community

we love.  I have been

working for PSE&G for

over 26 years and charged

with strengthening the electric

transmission infrastructure across the

State along with leading efforts to restore

power after storms.

 

First elected to serve on the Robbinsville Township Council in 2021, I had previously served as the Chairperson of the Robbinsville Township Recreation and Cultural Arts Committee for several years and was a member of the Robbinsville Township Planning Board. A long time Little League coach, I was an active member of the Robbinsville Little League Board of Directors for five years and served as President for two of those years.  In addition, I am also an assistant coach on our daughter’s travel softball team and a member of the Board of our neighborhood HOA.

 

Over the past several years, I had the distinct privilege to serve as Council Vice President and Council President for two years.  I have also served as a Council liaison for the Economic Development Advisory Committee, Recreation Committee, Town Center South Redevelopment and Route 130 North Redevelopment committees.  During my productive tenure on Council, I have been able to make a positive impact on several projects with critical decision making, often with the help of outside-the-box thinking along the way. I will continue to lead Robbinsville with distinction as Mayor.

 

With your support, I am excited for the opportunity to continue serving Robbinsville Township as a Mayor.  While we still find ourselves in uncertain times navigating this post-pandemic landscape, there are a lot of challenges at hand as we continue to focus on making Robbinsville the best place to live in the State.  The changing of a long time Administration can be a daunting task, but Robbinsville has a good foundation thanks to the work Mayor Fried has done over the years.  I plan to create a robust transition team to ensure a smooth transition of leadership.

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One of the more important initiatives I will focus on is finding additional revenue sources along the Route 130 corridor.  This area is the “last frontier” of development opportunities that would help secure additional revenue for both the Township and our school district.  At the same time, we also need to ensure we are providing the highest level of services for our residents while maintaining a stable tax base as we see costs rising all around us.  

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Thank you for all the support, past and present, and I look forward to continuing my commitment of giving back to our incredible community.

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Debbie Blakely:

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Hal English:

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