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Abridged Report with Attachments
ABRIDGED REPORT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
NEW JERSEY STATE FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION
WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ
NOVEMBER 22, 2025
The meeting was called to order by President Ordway at 9:00 am in accordance with the New Jersey Open Public Meetings Act. Notice of this meeting was posted on the New Jersey State Firemen’s website as required pursuant to the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act (Chapter 231, P.L. 1975).
President Ordway pointed out the fire exits.
Vice President Hankins led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance.
A moment of silence was observed for our deceased members and their families.
First Assistant Secretary Dreby recited the opening prayer.
OATH OF OFFICE:
Counsel Cavallo swore in all Officers and Executive Committee Members for their current term. President Ordway welcomed newly elected Burlington County Executive Committeeman George Joo.
ROLL CALL:
Called by First Assistant Secretary Dreby, all members were present.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
The Abridged Minutes and Verbatim Minutes of the September 6, 2025, Executive Committee Meeting were approved as distributed on a motion by Executive Committeeman Roemmich, seconded by Executive Committeeman Kurdyla. MOTION CARRIED.
COMMUNICATIONS:
There was no additional communication that needed to be read. A motion to accept Communications as distributed to the Executive Committee by Executive Committeeman Kelly, seconded by Executive Committeeman Otterbein. MOTION CARRIED.
LIFE MEMBER REPORT:
There are a total of 301 Members obtaining their Life Member status from the 2025 Convention, list distributed. A motion to approve the Life Member List by Executive Committeeman Lane, seconded by Executive Committeeman Scheuer. MOTION CARRIED.
OFFICERS’ REPORTS:
Vice President Hankins:
Vice President Hankins mentioned in everyone’s packet is the list of meeting dates for advisory and pension along with the state office closure dates. President Ordway reminded everyone to send Hankins your County Caucus dates and Hollingsworth your field exam dates. He also stated that if you would like a workshop to let Hankins know to set up a date and that we have one scheduled in January for Middlesex County.
Secretary Martone:
Secretary Martone mentioned that his report was included in the packets. He stated that The Financial Disclosure Form was distributed and made as a PDF fillable, but he does have paper copies if anyone needs one. He also stated that if you completed one on the state website for your hometown please log in and print that copy out to submit it which will be acceptable. Secretary Martone stated that the Conflict-of-Interest Policy was made as a PDF fillable as well and was also distributed. He stated that he also has paper copies of this form and if anyone needs help filling them out to please let him know.
First Assistant Secretary Dreby:
First Assistant Secretary Dreby mentioned that his Legislative Committee report was emailed to everyone and that he is moving forward with his new position. President Ordway reminded everyone that the current and past Legislative Committee Reports are available on our state website.
Second Assistant Secretary Fazekas:
Second Assistant Secretary Fazekas reported that the 2025 Memorial Service Video is posted on the website. He stated that he is starting to work on the 2026 Memorial Service and getting comfortable in his new position.
Treasurer Mullen:
Treasurer Mullen stated that his report is included in the packets. He mentioned that the new hire, Christine Conklin, started two weeks ago. He stated that she started working on the re-incorporation of all the locals and she will be helping with completing the local 990s between February to May. Executive Committeeman Naylis asked for an update on the progress of the local re-incorporations/name changes. President Ordway stated that Counsel Cavallo will be sending in someone from his office in the next week or two to help assist with this as she has started some of them. Naylis stated that he was disappointed with the progress as he was under the impression that this started approximately a year ago.
Field Examiner Hollingsworth:
Field Examiner Hollingsworth stated that her report is included in the packets along with a list of dates so far for field exams. She stated that if anyone has a date and a location to please, see her after the meeting (Bergen, Burlington, Cape May, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Passaic, & Sussex). She stated that she has multiple associations being added as under review (Kearny Hudson, Paramus Bergen, & Lyndhurst Bergen) and multiple associations have been removed from being under review (Metuchen Middlesex, Morristown Morris, Hillsborough Twp Somerset). Hollingsworth stated that she has one association that has not turned in their local relief applications, Monmouth Beach, Monmouth County. She stated that she has returned most of the local relief applications to the county executives after reviewing them and that they need to be returned to the locals. She thanked Dreby and Fazekas for helping her with this task and stated that she is down to two more counties Bergen and Essex left to be reviewed. Hollingsworth explained that she will come up with a form for a chain of custody in collecting and returning the local relief applications back to the local officers for next year. President Ordway commented that the return of the local relief applications to the local officers needs to happen in a timely manner not waiting to next year’s county caucus meeting. Executive Committeeman Speigel asked a question concerning the one association that still has not turned in the local relief applications. Hollingsworth stated that the local officers were contacted, and the response is that they do not have them. Spiegel questioned if this is in addition to the two from last meeting and Hollingsworth stated that the two that were not seated for the convention at the last meeting turned them in to her during the convention in Wildwood. Fazekas questioned Hollingsworth concerning Springfield Township, Burlington County coming off review and she stated that they were removed at the last executive committee meeting.
Counsel Cavallo:
Counsel Cavallo stated that he has no report at this time.
Assistant Counsel Morris:
Assistant Counsel Morris stated that he has no report at this time.
President Ordway:
- Office Closures:
The office will be closed for the following various Holidays.
- Thursday & Friday, November 27th-28th
- Wednesday December 24th through January 2nd
- Monday, January 19th
- Monday, February 16th
- Relief Applications:
- Reminder, applications for Special Relief and Supplemental Relief must be submitted to the State Office by Monday, December 1st to be processed in the current calendar year. All relief approved in 2025 must be paid out by December 31st of this year. There are no carryovers of approvals or dollar amounts to next year. January 1st starts a new year for relief.
- Reports Due:
- The Fourth Quarter ends December 31st and the Fourth Quarter Relief Paid Report is available online and must be submitted/finalized by January 30th. Hard copies are no longer accepted.
- The Officer’s Listing Report, Annual Finance Report, Annual Membership Percentage Report, and the Delegate Selection Report will be open soon so local officers can begin processing them.
- The Officer’s Listing Report is due by February 1st and must be completed and finalized online. The 2026 officers must be elected at your December Local Relief Meeting. Once you finalize the report, you do not need to send a copy. Finalizing this report transmits a copy to us. Remember to re-verify all information for each officer and you must provide a separate email address for each officer. Please remember, once we process your report, if any officer changes, the previous officer will immediately no longer have password access to the local officer tab pages. Only the new officers or listed officers will have access.
- The Annual Finance Report is due by February 20th. After finalizing the report, you must print out a copy (without the word draft), get the required signatures, and send it into the State Office. You can email it to localreports@njsfa.com, fax it to 732-938-2580, mail it in, or hand deliver it. If you email or fax it in, you do not have to submit a hard copy. If the emailed or faxed copy is not legible, you will be advised to resubmit the report. Do not use your phone to take pictures of the pages and send that in. As soon as the entry screens open, you can enter everything except the bank account balances & interest, and the bond information if you have any bonds.
- The Annual Membership Percentage Report is due by February 28th. Departments with career members should verify if the members listed on the report with a P designation, are still members of the Department. A maintenance form should be submitted immediately if someone listed is no longer a member. After finalizing the report, you must print out a copy without the word draft, get the required signatures, and send it into the state office. You can email it to localreports@njsfa.com, fax it to 732-938-2580, mail it in, or hand deliver it. If you email or fax it in, you do not have to submit a hard copy. If the emailed or faxed copy is not legible, you will be advised to resubmit the report. Do not use your phone to take pictures of the pages and send that in. After the February 28th deadline we will again be running a report to see who has reached zero percent for all the last five years. Local Officers will be notified that these individuals will be removed from the rosters and will no longer be eligible for any benefits. Local Officers should be encouraging their members to respond to avoid this action.
- The Delegate Selection Report for both Relief and Exempt Delegates and Alternates is due by May 1st. The Chief Delegate is received when you submit your Officers Listing Report, and you cannot change that on this report. Enter the company and line numbers for the other 7 or 9 positions (depending on if you have an Exempt Association). Remember you cannot have one person listed in two spots. Once you finalize the report, you do not need to send a copy. Finalizing this report transmits a copy to us.
- With any of the online reports, as always, start early in case you have an issue. If you receive any phone calls from any of the associations that have any problems with the reports, have them call us to assist them or get the problem corrected.
- We make minor changes to some of the forms and as we do, we put them right on the website. Please go to the website for the most up to date forms.
- 2026 Convention:
- The 2026 Convention will be a two-day Convention on September 18th & 19th.
- Registration is advertised to start at 7:00 am and end at 11:00 am on both days.
- The Friday session will start at 11:00 am. We will take care of some brief business while everyone settles in their seats and then after making sure the aisles are clear and back walkway is clear, we will start the Memorial Service. At the conclusion of the Memorial Service, we will conduct the business meeting.
- On Saturday, the voting will run from 7:00 am to 11:00 am – same hours as the registration, and again, for a short period, we will watch for people coming in and down the hall to keep it open.
- Caucuses, Field Exams, & County Workshops:
- These must be ADA compliant. Please keep that in mind moving forward. Please contact Vice President Hankins to confirm your caucus dates and locations and to arrange a date for a workshop in your county.
- Some Executive Committee Members have requested an increase in the Stipend for various functions. In your folder there is a recommendation for a change, and it will be brought up under new business.
- Collecting Local Relief Applications:
- We will be collecting the 2025 Local Relief Application at each County Caucus to be reviewed in the state office. They must submit all of them including the ones rejected except for the ones that were sent in for Special and/or Supplemental Relief. The Special and Supplemental applications have already been reviewed. A guideline has been prepared and if for some reason, they cannot bring them to the Caucus, they will have a deadline of September 30th to get them all to the State Office.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Advisory Committee:
Chairman Walker stated that his report is included in the packets.
Compendium Committee:
Chairman Roemmich stated that he held a meeting on Thursday, October 30th and they are in the process of reviewing the State Statues, Local By-Laws, and the compendium for necessary changes. He stated that this will be an ongoing process with numerous meetings. He explained that the next committee meeting is scheduled for Thursday, December 11th at 9:00 am here in the office. He asked if anyone has any questions or suggestions to please do not hesitate to send them to himself or Secretary Martone.
Delegate–Life Member Committee:
Chairman Florio reported that the committee has a scheduled meeting for Thursday, January 8, 2026, at 9:00 am here at the office.
Finance Committee:
Treasure Mullen stated that the Finance Committee report was not included in the packet as there is one account that needs to be reviewed, and he is working with one of the committee members to complete this. He stated that when that is complete, he will forward the report to everyone.
Firemen’s Home Committee:
Chairman Otterbein stated that his report is included in the packet.
President Ordway stated at the convention there was a resolution that was passed by a small majority to oppose the addition at the Firemen’s Home. He stated that this is his opinion that we need to get on board with the home so we can meet with them and work together on this project. He stated that without getting involved in this process we will have no say in what is constructed. President Ordway stated that he attended two meetings for the proposal of the addition ranging from approximately 38 to 50 million for a cost for this addition. He stated that if this is approved that the only way for us to be able to finance this addition, we will need to assess all the locals at least 20% of their year end balances. He stated that money would need to be pulled back from all the locals to fund this addition. Executive Committeeman Naylis stated that he wants to applaud you for your comments. He stated that he has long advocated that we need to come together and work together with the Firemen’s Home. He stated that he would encourage us to investigate this with an open mind as society is changing concerning individuals’ own health. Naylis stated that concerning the Resolution from the convention he was under the impression that the executive committee sets policy, however the comments at the convention are that the resolutions are a binding resolution. He asked if they have the policy making authority or if it is a binding resolution when it comes to finances. President Ordway deferred to Counsel Cavallo. Counsel Cavallo explained that when it comes to finance and money issues the executive committee does have control. He explained the resolution does not suggest that we spend money which is why it was allowed to be heard. Naylis expressed his disagreement with that resolution, and he urged the open lines of communication with the Firemen’s Home. Executive Committeeman Kelly stated he agrees with Naylis and that if we work with the Board of Managers that his expectations are that they need to be the same. He stated that since 2008 there has not been a great working relationship over the years and explained that both sides need to be willing to communicate. Executive Committeeman Otterbein asked Counsel Cavallo concerning the binding resolutions are the only ones on the ballot. Counsel Cavallo explained the process of the resolutions. Otterbein stated that our association had been meeting on a regular basis with the Firemen’s Home, however they stopped at the request of the Firemen’s Home. He stated that he looks forward to sitting with the Firemen’s Home and that his committee is more than willing to continue those meetings again.
Health Care Committee:
Chairman Reeves stated that his report is included in the packets. He stated that everything is running normally with the figures.
Investment Committee:
Executive Committeeman Handlin stated that the committee has received a report from Treasurer Mullen this morning and they haven’t had the opportunity to review it yet. He stated that on a positive note we are making gains and there is a 5% increase.
Legislative Committee:
Chairman Dreby stated that the Legislative Committee’s report is in the packets. He stated that the report is a synopsis of what has been going on with the bills and now that the election is over things have been moving again in Trenton.
Long Range Planning/Review Committee:
Chairman Lane stated that the committee is working on scheduling a meeting right after the holidays.
Pension Committee:
Chairman Mullen reported that the committee met prior to this morning’s Executive Committee meeting. He stated that with the most recent retirement of Secretary Pelaia, he has begun collecting his pension as of October 1st.
Resolution Committee:
Assistant Counsel Morris stated that there is no report at this time.
Salary Committee:
Chairman Jubert stated that the committee will start to review the salaries for the coming year.
Fire Commission:
Commissioner Naylis reported that the Safety Commission held a meeting this past Thursday in Atlantic City at the League of Municipalities. He mentioned several items including, AFFF Foam, updates to the building code, limited access highway issues, and sharing information with the Division of Fire Safety.
APPLICATIONS:
- Paramus # 272 (Bergen County) is requesting a new Fire Company #5, to be named Rescue Company #5. A motion to approve the new company by Executive Committeeman Florio, seconded by Executive Committeeman Naylis. MOTION CARRIED.
- Keyport # 171 (Monmouth County) is requesting to combine six companies into one company with a name change of that new fire company, Fire Company # 7, to be named Keyport Fire Dept. Inc. A motion to consolidate the six fire companies into one and change the name of the one fire company by Executive Committeeman Kelly, seconded by Executive Committeeman Lane. MOTION CARRIED.
- President Ordway asked Executive Committeeman Mecsey to chat after the meeting concerning Frelinghuysen, Warren County, since they now have a new fire department.
OLD BUSINESS:
- President Ordway stated that if there any Local Associations that need oversight, continue to need oversight, or can be removed from oversight to please contact the Field Examiner via email.
- Executive Committeeman Spiegel explained that last meeting he brought up that the two associations that did not have their relief applications turned in to be not seated. He stated that with the new information that he received concerning the additional associations not having their applications in and the confusion on this he motioned that those two associations be reinstated for administrative expenses and convention expenses if attended, seconded by Executive Committeeman Handlin. There was discussion on the motion with several questions and explanations given. Field Examiner Hollingsworth explained that the two associations that were not seated turned their applications in during the convention. President Ordway explained that they will only be able to pay the members who registered for the convention. Second Assistant Fazekas asked about a deadline for getting in the delegate/life member vouchers on who was paid (forms 106 & 107). A discussion followed and it was decided to amend the motion to include a deadline of December 31, 2025, to have those updated new forms into the state office.
ROLL CALL VOTE: PASSED 19-2.
EXECUTIVE SESSION:
None required for this meeting.
NEW BUSINESS:
- Election of an Executive Committee Chairman:
A motion to elect John Lane Chairman of the Executive Committee by Executive Committeeman Spiegel, Seconded by many. MOTION CARRIED.
- Election of an Executive Committee Secretary:
A motion to elect Robert Kelly Secretary of the Executive Committee by Executive Committeeman Spiegel, Seconded by many. MOTION CARRIED.
- Resolution # 1 & 2 concerning the call to the 2026 Convention:
Secretary Martone explained the resolutions, motion to approve both Resolution # 1 & 2 by Executive Committeeman Figueroa, Seconded by Executive Committeeman Florio. MOTION CARRIED.
- Adoption of the Meeting Schedules for 2026:
A motion to adopt the meeting schedules by Executive Committeeman Roemmich, Seconded by Executive Committeeman Phillips. MOTION CARRIED.
- Non-Seating of Association:
President Ordway explained the need for not seating the one association for not turning in their local relief applications. A motion to Not Seat Monmouth Beach #221, Monmouth County, for not turning in their 2024 Local Relief Applications by Executive Committeeman Lane, Seconded by Executive Committeeman Phillips. ROLL CALL VOTE: PASSED 21-0.
- Removal of a Member:
Secretary Martone explained that Lambertville # 174, Hunterdon County, requested the removal of a member for moral turpitude. He stated that the Advisory Committee held a hearing on November 20, 2025, and are recommending the removal of a member from Lambertville #174, Hunterdon County, with a line # of 174-02-0143. A motion to remove this member by Executive Committeeman Kelly, Seconded by Executive Committeeman Walker. ROLL CALL VOTE: PASSED 21-0.
- Approval of the Increase to Stipends:
President Ordway explained the proposal to increase the stipends for the Officers and the Executive Committee for working caucus, field exams, and attending committee meetings. A short discussion followed and a motion to approve the increase by Executive Committeeman Florio, Seconded by Executive Committeeman Mecsey. ROLL CALL VOTE: PASSED 16-5.
- Approval of the Collection Policy for Local Relief Applications:
President Ordway explained the policy that was distributed. A motion to approve the collection policy for local relief applications was made by Executive Committeeman Walker, seconded by Executive Committeeman Kurdyla. A discussion followed the motion concerning the due dates. President Ordway and Field Examiner Hollingsworth explained why the dates were chosen.
ROLL CALL VOTE: PASSED 11-10.
Executive Committeeman Walker questioned in the October Officers Meeting Minutes that there were two associations that failed to turn in their local relief applications however, we only voted on the one today. Secretary Martone explained that initially there were two from the October Officers Meeting, the one turned their applications in by the deadline that was given by President Ordway, and the one did not which is the one that was voted on today to not be seated, Monmouth Beach # 221, Monmouth County.
Executive Committeeman Handlin made a motion to have the lobbyist that works for the association submit a report to the Executive Committee, seconded by Executive Committeeman Kelly. MOTION CARRIED.
Executive Committeewoman Badger stated that she had three things.
She explained that at the Atlantic County Association Meeting they had a company come to provide DNA screening for Cancer and that the company is willing to travel to provide the same testing. She will forward the flyer to Secretary Martone to be distributed.
She explained that she is also a part of a K-9 Crisis Response Team that travels throughout the state if needed. She stated that she will forward the information to Secretary Martone to be distributed.
She explained that one of the locals in Atlantic County had a delegate who did not show up to the caucus and then prior to the convention he told the local that he could not attend the convention. She continued that the local then sent the alternate and the local feels that the association should be penalized the $100 for not attending the caucus and not the alternate.
Executive Committeeman Spiegel asked if the officers could research viewing equipment for the meeting room to be used for the Executive Committee Meetings.
Executive Committeeman Naylis expressed the need for cancer screening for volunteers and stated that as an association he would like to establish a health and safety program to cover cancer screening for volunteers. He stated he would like recommendations for obtaining this.
PUBLIC COMMENT: First Assistant Secretary Dreby read the Public Comment Instructions.
Jennifer Jones stated her concerns for the assisted living part of the health care program. She explained her family members’ case and why he was moved from one facility to another. She asked the executive committee to reconsider the reinstatement of assisted living care of the health care program.
Joseph Levandoski, Hampton # 144 Secretary, in support of Ms. Jones family member’s case. He stated that this should be on a case-by-case basis and submitted a copy of the letter from the local association in support of this as an appeal of the denial for their member for the health care program by the Advisory Committee.
Paul Conklin, Byram Twp #500 President, explained why his association failed to turn in the applications on time as they were all new officers. He thanked the committee for the decision today to overturn this and promised that he will be on top of all the paperwork going forward.
Daniel Smith Jr., Chatham, stated that he has been advocating for the burial benefit to be increased annually. He stated that he would like the increases to mirror the increases in the salaries each year. He asked why this hasn’t been brought up since the previous meetings. President Ordway stated that he will have the Long-Range Planning Committee will investigate it at their next meeting.
Phillip Picinich, Hoboken #159 President, states that he agrees with Dan Smith on the increase. He stated that they had some recent deaths of some members, and he feels that he doesn’t agree with the collection of the Funeral Home Invoices.
Jack Cunic, Denville Secretary, wished everyone a happy and holiday season. He stated that he was unhappy with the attendance of the meeting at the convention hall compared to the number of members that registered. He would like to investigate the new technology for scanning abilities to be able to scan in and out at the meeting requiring members to attend the meeting.
Gary Keyser, Morris County Firemen’s Home Manager, stated that he agrees with Jack Cunic, Denville about the members signing in and attending the convention. He stated that he was told that the locals cannot pay the members if they do not attend the meeting during the convention. He also stated that he would bring back to the home the comments made concerning the association and the firemen’s home working together.
Charles Lind, President NJ Deputy & Battalion Fire Chiefs Association, questioned President Ordway if they follow Roberts Rule of Order and wanted to know why five of the Committee Members do not speak about their report and it’s in the packet. Charles Lind expressed his disagreement with President Ordway’s comments from the last meeting concerning the firemen’s home resolution at the convention and the comments about the executive committee not attending the firemen’s home meeting in Wildwood. He stated that he would like more transparency for 2026 in general and was displeased with the meeting minutes taking months to be posted. He stated that he remembers when the raises for the officers and executive committee were voted on at the convention. He stated that he would like the Association to consider Volunteer Cancer Screening being covered by the Association.
Robert Walton, Hampton #144 Chief, stated that he agrees with the support for Ms. Jones family member’s case.
Garrick Milller, Middlesex County Firemen’s Home Manager, stated that he would like to applaud everyone for trying to work together with the home. He stated that there is resistance on both sides but that we need to find common ground.
Daniel Dunn, Cape May County Firemen’s Home Manager, stated that he would like to thank everyone for their comments and he stated that he agrees that we all need to work together for the better of the fire service.
Joseph Levandoski, Hampton # 144 Secretary, asked as a follow up what the next steps are for the appeal of their members case for the health care program. President Ordway stated after the public portion of the meeting is closed.
President Ordway closed the public portion of the meeting and asked if any of the Officers or Executives would like to respond to any of the public comments and explained that this is only a response from the board and the public cannot respond or debate at this time.
Executive Committeeman Handlin explained why the raises are now voted on by the Executive Committee and not at the convention as in the past. He also stated that he was a member of the Firemen’s Home Joint Committee, and it was the Firemen’s Home that stopped those meetings, not our association.
Secretary Martone stated that he completed the September Executive Committee Meeting Minutes and that they were published on the state website within two weeks of the meeting and sent out to all the local officers. He stated that he is doing the minutes for this meeting and again they will be published to the state webize within two weeks and sent to all the locals. He explained that all the attachments are also posted to the state website including all the reports and communications from the meeting.
Executive Committeeman Spiegel stated the increase to the burial benefit was 3% for this year. He stated that the reason for collecting the funeral home invoices was to be able to gauge the amounts for an increase for data collection. He stated that past Secretary Thomas Pelaia investigated QR codes for the convention and that we were working on this technology as sporting events have so you can use your phones instead of the actual cards.
First Assistant Secretary Dreby stated that for the 30 plus years he has been involved in the association that we have always had a working relationship with the Firemen’s Home. He stated that it hasn’t always been great but overall, we have worked together. He mentioned that the Firemen’s Home stopped those meetings and expressed the importance of meeting again so we can continue to work together for a mutual agreement. He mentioned the memorial service of the convention as well as the meeting and watching people leave is uncalled for. He stated that the locals are responsible for making sure their members attend and stay for the meetings and services during the convention. He mentioned that we always talk about what is discussed at these meetings during the monthly officers’ meetings. He stated that the officers are generally concerned about what is going on across the state.
President Ordway stated that the appeal of the member for the health care program was heard twice by the advisory committee and denied. He stated that the health care program no longer covers assisted living, and we will not cover this going forward. He mentioned that if there is a respite care to see Field Examiner Hollingsworth.
GOOD OF THE ORDER:
President Ordway stated that the next meeting will be held Saturday, February 21, 2025, at 9:00 am. He stated that he believes everyone is seeking reelection for next year.
President Ordway stated that we discussed several items today and he thanked the committees for their work on the various items. He thanked the Executive Committee for their cooperation in getting through today’s agenda. He stated for everyone to have a good rest of the day and enjoy the holiday season.
Executive Committeeman Speigel stated that everyone should have received their convention mug.
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ADJOURNMENT:
With no further business to discuss, a motion to adjourn was made by many, seconded by many. Meeting adjourned at 10:45 am.
Respectfully Submitted,
Brian E. Martone
Brian E. Martone
First Assistant Secretary
New Jersey State Firemen’s Association
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