The councilwoman added as the council moves into 2022 with a new administration under Mayor Sam Joshi, she hopes everyone can work together. “I am proud now we have 18 female police officers, one of which happens to be a sergeant, and we hope to bring on our first female firefighter this year,” she said. She noted her mom, who recently passed away, was a “fierce advocate” for women’s equality. Ship-Freeman said she will also continue supporting women in key roles. “I am disappointed that the pandemic has slowed down our ability to complete these projects as quickly as we would have intended, but I will do my best to ensure progress is made,” she said. Ship-Freeman said she would like to continue moving forward the projects she has been overseeing including the improvement of senior services, the development of splash parks for the Edison community and veteran projects. “Studies have shown the best thing for quality-of-life experience is economic development, which increases home values and encourages homeowners to make improvements entrepreneurs to invest lowers crime rates and improves and supports mental health and physical well-being.”Ĭoyle added public safety and community policing will also be his main priorities along with addressing improvements to township parks, infrastructure, overcrowding, expanding senior services and providing resources for veterans.
“With the help of this council, I will continue to lead efforts to support beautification and improvements in neighborhoods throughout our town and community,” he said. “I will continue to promote open space and transparent government has the basic tenet of improving the quality of life for citizens of Edison and the families and businesses that call Edison home,” he said.
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