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GOP County Executive Candidate Linda Barba Rebutted the so called “zero budget” Saying Bergen has had a $70 million Dollar Increase in Spending in 4 years

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Hackensack NJ, last week we reported Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco presented his 2022 budget proposal to the Bergen County Board of Commissioners at their regularly scheduled work session.

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Bridget Kelly Endorses Linda T. Barba for Bergen County Executive

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“Entrepreneur. Small Businesswoman. Fiscal Conservative. Loyal.

These are the qualities that Linda T. Barba possesses and that is why I am backing her candidacy to be the next Bergen County Executive.

For years, and especially in the aftermath of COVID-19, Linda has spent day in and day out supporting and promoting local small businesses.  She understands that the backbone of Bergen County is not comprised of career politicians and their out of county cronies, but of the men and women who work each and every day in small businesses throughout this great County.  In my opinion, Linda is the ideal person to be the Republican Party’s standard bearer heading into this year’s election.  

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Bergen County Executive Hands on Effort to Control Mosquitos

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June 2,2018

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Hackensack NJ, Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco was joined by County Mosquito Control Division Director Warren Staudinger and County Entomologist Matt Bickerton to release a school of fathead minnows, which feed on mosquito larvae, in Borg’s Woods Nature Preserve in Hackensack. The release of these fish is an environmentally friendly practice used in tandem with other methods to control the mosquito population and prevent mosquito-borne illness. It is part of an annual countywide effort, including a public awareness campaign, to reduce the mosquito population and educate the public about these illnesses and how to protect themselves and their neighbors. Included below are photos of the fish release