Ocean County Sheriff Michael G. Mastronardy has been named to serve as president of the Constitutional Officers Association of New Jersey.
“I am honored to have been selected by my peers for this position,” he said after being picked for the post at a recent COANJ conference in Atlantic City. “I look forward to serving the Association as its president for this one-year term.”
COANJ was established in 1920 as a cooperative effort among the sheriffs, county clerks, surrogates and registers of deeds and mortgages of New Jersey’s 21 counties to improve services to their respective communities.
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