The Camden County Board of Commissioners convened on November 7, 2024, to discuss various community initiatives and celebrate recent electoral victories. The meeting highlighted the collaborative efforts of the commissioners and county employees, emphasizing their commitment to serving the residents of Camden County.

A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to honoring Veterans Day, with Commissioner Nash announcing the county's annual Veterans Day breakfast scheduled for November 11 at the Collingswood Ballroom. This event, open to veterans and their families, will include a breakfast and a medal ceremony. Nash expressed gratitude for the hard work of the Camden County Office of Veterans Affairs, which provides essential support to military members and veterans.

Commissioner Dyer reflected on the recent election campaign, noting the importance of grassroots efforts such as canvassing and door-to-door outreach. He praised the collaboration with local officials, particularly in addressing community issues like property neglect by landlords. Dyer also mentioned upcoming Thanksgiving initiatives aimed at supporting families in need, highlighting the community's spirit of giving.

In addition to these discussions, Commissioner Betteridge announced a food insecurity conference scheduled for November 15 at Rutgers University. This event will focus on critical topics such as nutrition, education, and food access, bringing together stakeholders dedicated to combating food insecurity in the region.

The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude towards county employees for their dedication and service, particularly in light of the challenges faced in recent times. The commissioners reaffirmed their commitment to providing high-quality services to the community, recognizing that their success is rooted in the hard work of their staff.

As Camden County prepares for Veterans Day and the upcoming holiday season, the Board of Commissioners remains focused on addressing community needs and fostering collaboration among local organizations and residents.