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Deputy county administrator Mark Seaman named Paterson business administrator; commissioners and staff offer farewell
Summary
The county announced Deputy County Administrator Mark Seaman’s appointment as business administrator for the City of Paterson. Seaman reflected on his tenure and commissioners offered congratulations during the April 22 meeting.
The Passaic County administrator announced on April 22 that Deputy County Administrator Mark Seaman has been appointed business administrator for the City of Paterson. County leaders said Seaman's move is "a great gain for the city" and marked his April 22 appearance as his final meeting in the deputy role.
Mark Seaman addressed the board and thanked officials and staff, saying, "It's been a complete honor to be your deputy, and I'm so proud of the work that we have been able to do together." He thanked the board, former administrator Anthony DeNova, current administrator Matt Jordan, department heads, his family and residents of Passaic County.
Commissioner Christian Cruz said he looks forward to "having an ally in city hall" and offered support, and other commissioners also offered congratulations. Commissioner Duffy said he wished Seaman "all the best," and Commissioner James said, "You will always have my help."
The announcement was made during the meeting's opening remarks; Seaman briefly presided over parts of the meeting at the request of county leadership and gave his remarks later in the session. No formal county appointment or employment action for Seaman's new city role was recorded in the transcript.
