LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Mayor Peggy Sue Juliano and the entire Township Committee have announced their support for Jack Ciattarelli in his bid for New Jersey governor. They praised his leadership and plans to tackle issues affecting local communities.
The endorsement, made public on Tuesday, includes Deputy Mayor Peter Curatolo, Committeemen Steve Kennis and Tim McDonald, and incoming Committeeman Bob Laureigh. The officials highlighted Ciattarelli’s experience in creating jobs and supporting small businesses, as well as his focus on important state issues.
Jack is a real leader who has helped create jobs, grow businesses, and will work to get New Jersey back on track, said Juliano. She pointed to his plans to lower costs for seniors and working families, stop overdevelopment, and improve public safety. Jack is also a friend to Lacey Township. We know that if we call him, he will be there for our residents.
Curatolo added that New Jersey needs a Republican governor to address important issues like sanctuary policies, supporting the police, and reforming public school funding. “It’s time for a Republican governor who will put New Jersey first. Jack is that person,” Curatolo said.
The officials also expressed pride in the progress Lacey Township has made and their confidence in Ciattarelli’s ability to bring similar success to the entire state. “We’re proud of what we’ve done to make Lacey a great place to live, work, and retire, they said in a joint statement. We believe Jack can do the same for New Jersey. He has our full support.
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