Fairlawn honors Carol Wagner with proclamation upon her retirement

The Fair Lawn Borough Council meeting on May 20, 2025, featured a significant proclamation honoring Carol Wagner, the borough's dedicated health officer, who is retiring after 22 and a half years of service. Mayor Christina Cautron read the proclamation, which recognized Wagner's tireless efforts in safeguarding the health and well-being of the community. Her work included launching wellness initiatives, collaborating with the health advisory board, and promoting sustainability and civic engagement through various local committees.

In recognition of her contributions, the council declared May 22, 2025, as Carol Wagner Day in Fair Lawn, urging residents to express their gratitude for her outstanding service. Wagner expressed her appreciation for the acknowledgment and reflected on her time in the role, thanking the community and the committees she worked with.

Additionally, during the council comments segment, Council Member Salinas congratulated the proclamation recipients and highlighted the importance of lupus awareness, dedicating a moment to honor family members affected by the condition. Salinas also shared her experience speaking to Daisy Troop 98917, a group of kindergarten girls, during their "Make the World a Better Place" session.

The meeting underscored the borough's commitment to recognizing community service and fostering public health initiatives, while also celebrating the contributions of dedicated individuals like Carol Wagner.