McCartney For Stroud Township Supervisor

05/16/2019

05/14/2019

The purpose for any candidate when running for any public position should be to proceed for the public good.

05/13/2019

I have witnessed, first–hand, the needs of this community.
I spend more time with the community than those we elect. I am painfully aware of the struggles that face each of us daily. The purpose of any candidate, when running for a public position, should be to proceed for the public good. The purpose for me would be just that; to maintain a balance between all aspects of our community. The political promise of better roads, lower taxes, and less crime only come with the realization that those words will have to evolve into actions. This is where most politicians begin to hold public office and stop being public servants.
On Tuesday May 21, I ask for your support in the primary election for Stroud Township Supervisor.
Thank you
Brian McCartney

05/10/2019

With the primary election vastly approaching, I wanted to take the time to reach out to the voters of Monroe County and urge them to please do their research before voting on the 21st. There is only ONE candidate qualified for the position. That is Sgt. Ken Morris.

Please do not fall for empty promises and political jargon. Some candidates promise to change things or make promises to the community without even knowing what our daily responsibilities and duties are at the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

It’s not about who has the biggest billboard or has the most commercials on the radio. It is about who is best suited for the job, has the most experience, and has the best interest of the community at heart. That person is clearly Sgt. Ken Morris.

Cpl. David Loncki
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office

05/04/2019

It amazes me how most of the political candidates proclaim "honesty and integrity " And then your signs are stolen.

04/30/2019

Work before work

04/25/2019

In 1990, I was employed at Straight and Narrow, a Diocese of Paterson inpatient drug and alcohol residential treatment facility. At that time the residential population was 500 beds for men, women, and children. With state funding at a minimum, I was asked to head the newly instituted recycling department. The scope of the recycling effort was instituted in the Township of Wayne, NJ with four vehicles. Within three years our contracts expanded to seven different towns and a total of nineteen collection vehicles. By 2004, our net income was just over seven million dollars per year from recycling alone. This was accomplished in part by strict vehicle maintenance, trained personnel, and advancement opportunities. In 1994, I was named Director of Operations. This position held me accountable for fourteen buildings and fifty vehicles. Responsibilities included all aspects of zoning, building, and compliance. Interaction on both personal and professional levels was of utmost importance.
In the Fall of 2000, I moved into Penn Estates, a community in Stroud Township, and was elected to the board in the Spring of 2001 for a three year term. In that time, I pursued the need for additional bus stops, more recreational opportunities, and comprehensive road and drainage plans. Working with the local, state, and school officials, we met and fulfilled the challenges of the increasing population.
In March 2003, I opened MacMobile, a vehicle repair facility located in Mount Bethel, PA as a startup vehicle repair service. I continued to operate both entities until 2005 when I left Straight and Narrow and focused on my business which I continue to operate. On September 10th 2001, I joined the Stroud Township Volunteer Fire Department, appointed Chief Engineer in 2003, and elected Treasurer for both the Fire Department and Relief association that same year, a position I hold to this day. I have a working relationship with all the local officials and have worked with them on many different issues and concerns. I would be honored to continue to serve the residents of Stroud Township.