MARY MARTZ

       Mary is a long-time resident of Magnolia, single, and employed with Lockheed Martin for more than 30 years. Her career as a councilwoman is a model of community and county service. Since Mary was first elected in 1990, her accomplishments have been significant and diverse. Mary is an active member of just about every organization in the Borough. As a Councilwoman, Mary initiated many new programs in Magnolia, such as the Summer Youth program and park programs that improved the facilities for our children. She will continue to work on programs to reach out to our youth and seniors. Currently, Mary is in charge of codes and licensing, directs the Construction office, sits as a liaison on the Planning Board, and the chairperson for the Economic Development and Codification committees. She is very interested in economic development and improving our streetscapes along Evesham Avenue and White Horse Pike. She says, “My objective on Council is to make the quality of living in Magnolia better for all citizens.” You can elect Mary with confidence. She is informed, active, and she has proven herself to be a valuable part of the successful Democrat team!

      Steve is married with four children. He has been a resident of Magnolia for over 20 years. He has a Bachelor’s degree from Rowan University, and a Master’s degree in Educational Administration and Leadership from Rider University. Steve has been involved in the town for many years; serving on Magnolia’s Planning Board, Recreation Committee, and the Borough’s Codification Committee. Presently serving as Director of Finance and Administration, Steve continues to work in concurrence of county, state and federal grant programs to maintain and improve services to our town. Steve continues to advocate for political integrity, fiscal responsibility, and open and accessible government. With a formal education in finance and leadership and diverse knowledge of municipal government, Steve recognizes that our small town must continue to be proactive in reducing property taxes by reducing governmental inefficiencies and promoting economic development opportunities. Steve is committed to working collectively for a better Magnolia. He has the experience, confidence, and determination to keep Magnolia moving forward.