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New official sworn in as outgoing Hillsborough mayor offers farewell
Summary
At the Dec. 9 Hillsborough Township Committee meeting, a person identifying himself as Jonathan Vote recited the oath of office and the mayor delivered farewell remarks after three years of service; the mayor also highlighted recent local projects and a municipal grant award.
Jonathan Vote recited the oath of office during the Dec. 9 Hillsborough Township Committee meeting.
"I, Jonathan Vote, do solemnly swear..." Vote said while reciting the oath; the assembly responded with applause after he finished. The transcript identifies Vote by name when he spoke but does not specify the office to which he was being sworn.
The meeting was also the mayor's final township committee session after three years in the role. The mayor thanked staff and residents, saying serving the township "has been a great experience" and called it "an honor." The mayor listed recent local activities, including participation in a Pearl Harbor remembrance with Committeewoman Samantha Hand and members of VFW 8371.
Why it matters: The swearing‑in and the mayor's departure mark a personnel transition in local government. The record does not identify the specific position for which Vote took the oath; the transcript records the oath being administered but does not state a title or new assignment.
What comes next: The mayor's remarks did not announce a formal successor in the transcript. No formal votes or appointments tied to the oath are recorded in the meeting summary provided.
