Resources & Information
Links and information to help you get informed and take action, organized by category. Click a category to expand it, then click an item for more details.
Everything Local
1. Montville Township Committee
Four candidates are running for Montville Township Committee. TAPinto Montville is running a series of articles where they ask the candidates five questions.
- Question #1: Tell us something about yourself and what makes you qualified for the position of Township Committee member?
- Question #2: What is the most important issue in this election and why?
- Question #3: What strategies do you support to maintain high-quality municipal services – such as public safety, road paving and park maintenance – while keeping taxes manageable for residents?
- Question #4: Montville has prioritized land preservation and infrastructure upgrades, such as sewer & water improvements, and park resurfacing and painting. What specific infrastructure or open-space preservation project do you believe should be the township’s top priority over the next three years?
- Question #5: What steps will you take to support the Montville Township Police Department, First Aid Squad, and local emergency services to adapt to the growing needs of our community?
Running
Incumbents
2. Montville Board of Education Candidates
Six candidates are running for the Montville Township Public Schools Board of Education. TAPinto Montville is running a series of articles where they ask the candidates five questions.
- Question #1: Tell us something about yourself and what makes you qualified for the position of Board of Education member?
- Question #2: Among the major challenges facing Montville Township Public Schools – such as fiscal management, curriculum standards, facility maintenance, and student mental health – what do you consider the single most critical priority, and what actionable steps will you take to address it?
- Question #3: What is your opinion on adjusting the calendar for additional holidays and why?
- Question #4: Beyond standard state requirements, what specific academic or extracurricular programs would you advocate for to keep Montville Township Public Schools competing among top-tier districts in New Jersey?
- Question #5: What would you say to a resident who intends to vote “no” to the probable upcoming BOE referendum?
Running
Top priority: Attracting and retaining dedicated teachers and support staff.
Top priority: Responsible fiscal management.
Top priority: Continually evaluating and strengthening the curriculum.
Top priority: Facility maintenance and long-term infrastructure planning.
Incumbents
Top priority: Aging school buildings. A referendum is being developed for next January, with an estimated 35–40% of eligible costs covered by State funding.
Top priority: The 2% budget cap. Supports a $35 million referendum for infrastructure, with 40% State aid.
3. Montville Township Democratic Committee Facebook Group
4. Montville Township First Aid Squad
The Montville Township First Aid Squad is run by a dedicated group of volunteers. Go here to donate.
5. Say No to Data Centers in Montville
Learn why we're organizing against large-scale data center development in Montville, and what you can do about it. Read more.
2026 Midterm Elections & Voting
1. Register to Vote / Check Your Registration
Make sure you're registered to vote. Go here for voter information in NJ.
Register to Vote
Check Your Registration
2. Indivisible: Hands Off Our Vote
Indivisible's national program to ensure all eligible voters get to cast their ballot, and that those ballots get counted. Learn more and get involved.
Justice for Immigrants
1. Indivisible: Dismantling Detention
Indivisible's national campaign to end the mass detention and deportation of immigrants. Learn more and get involved.