Politics & Government

Mary Ann O'Brien, Burlington County Freeholder Candidate

Incumbent Mary Ann O'Brien, a former Medford Township Council member, is seeking her second term on the board of freeholders.

General Information

Name : Ms. Mary Ann Collette O'Brien
Date of birth : 28 September 1958
Place of residence : Medford

Education

College

Attended college : Yes
College : Pennsylvania State University
Degree : Bachelor of Arts in General Arts & Sciences, Minor in Political Science
Year of graduation : 1980

Grad school

University : University of Dayton
Degree : Masters in Business Administration
Year of graduation : 1985

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Ph D.

University : University of Dayton
Area of research : Juris Doctorate
Year of graduation : 1983

Employment Information

Job titles held : Attorney
Employers : Crammer, Bishop, Marczyk & O'Brien

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Political Information

Party affiliation : Republican
Running for a: Local office  
Running for position: Burlington County Freeholder
Chamber/district: Freeholders are elected at-large
Incumbent: Yes
First elected: 3 November 2009
Previous elective offices : Medford Township Council
Unsuccessful bids for elective offices : N/A

Party HQ

Address 223 High Street
Mt Holly, NJ 08060

Campaign Manager

Name : Katie Gibbs
Title : Executive Director

URLs

Website : www.burlcogop.com
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/burlingtoncountyrepublicancommittee
Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/user/burlcogop2011?feature=results_main

Other facts

I'm proud to be part of the current freeholder board, which is unified and successful in its ability to cut millions in taxes and spending. Meantime, core services remain intact. For example, our Meals on Wheels program provides 600 meals a day to seniors who are confined to their homes. The program I created in the county parks (Sneaker Sundays) to encourage walking as good healthy exercise continues to draw residents of all ages.

Editor's note: The above information comes directly from the candidate.


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