Robert Di Dio, Closter Council Member

09/02/2022

Have a safe Labor Day!

08/23/2021

Congratulations to NY Governor Kathy Hochul, with my son Stephen and her team. Real leadership for all New York!

07/22/2021

It was four years ago that Governor Chris Christie appointed me to the New Jersey State Board of Pharmacy where I represented the nearly 9 million people who live in our state. I can’t believe how quickly time has passed. Next stop…Christie for President!

07/05/2021

04/30/2021

This evening, we swore in two new police officers. We welcome and congratulate officers Jae Lee and Anthony LoFaro to the department.

04/10/2021

At the New Jersey’s Governors mansion called Drumthwacket.

03/27/2021

Wishing a very Happy Passover to all celebrating!

03/13/2021

With Senator Tom Kean at the New Jersey State Capital (pre covid) . Thomas Kean Jr. (Republican Party) is a member of the New Jersey State Senate, representing District 21. He assumed office in 2003. His current term ends on January 11, 2022
Senator Kean was assigned to the following committees: Higher Education Committee, New Jersey State Senate Commerce Committee, New Jersey State Senate Legislative Oversight Committee, New Jersey State Senate

02/21/2021

It is with much sadness that I share Senator Gerald Cardinale, who was one of New Jersey's longest-serving legislators died Saturday morning (2/20/21) at Pascack Valley Hospital at 86. He served the people of NewJersey for 54 years as a public servant. He will be missed by all. Our deepest condolences to his family.

01/16/2021

Unfortunately, this is not a surprise.....New Jersey is the state with the highest aggregate property taxes paid at 2.13% of state home value. That put per capita property taxes at $3,379 which is the highest in America. The median home value is $348,800 which puts it 7th highest among all states. The homeownership rate is 63.3% which puts it in the 11th lowest position among states by the measure. New Jersey's median household income at $85,751 is the 3rd highest.

01/14/2021

N.J. residents ages 65 and older are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. Individuals ages 16-64 with certain medical conditions
For more information, or to register, visit:

COVID-19 vaccines are on the way to hospitals and clinics across New Jersey. You can reserve your spot to get a vaccine now by pre-registering here. We’ll ask some questions to determine when you are eligible to receive a vaccination.