Long Branch County Executive Forum
- Naidia Douglas-Sogunro
- Aug 1, 2022
- 1 min read
Oh, what a night! In collaboration with CHEER, MHP, the Long Branch Business League, and Sligo Branview Community Association, led by community volunteers, put forth a well-attended and productive event. The Long Branch County Executive Forum was a well-received night of questions, answers, and open discussions. The candidates in attendance were David Blair, Marc Elrich, Hans Riemer, Peter James, and Shelton Skolnick. The sponsors aimed to connect the community with the candidates. This allowed community members to have their questions answered and raise awareness of the issues they continuously face.
The county executive forum allowed for an open conversation between community members and electoral candidates. As a result, residents could gauge candidates’ positions on crucial topics such as parking, crime, economic development, transportation, and general road safety.
Residents lamented the increase in theft, drugs, gang activity, and shootings in the general localities and called for greater police presence in increasingly volatile areas. Concerns also included parking challenges, the lack of rent control, and residential maintenance. These challenges erode community building and neighborhood development. Other community issues included public transportation and pedestrian safety. For example, complete bus routes have been removed, and many roadways are without safe passages for pedestrians.
Importantly, community members expressed the need to address these issues with alacrity to ensure community development and empowerment. CHEER prides itself on impacting change within the community. CHEER does this by empowering community members to recognize that they play a crucial role in community development. Overall, community members played a significant role in highlighting and prioritizing community concerns, making candidates aware that they will determine and oversee the work, changes, and governance in Long Branch.
Ранее мы вас информировали о том, что в США был принят Закон «О корпоративной прозрачности» (Corporate Transparency Act, CTA), обязывающий все компании США раскрыть своих бенефициаров. Но с приходом к власти администрации Дональда Трампа, все изменилось
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Новые распоряжения Минфина США кардинально изменяют применимость Закона «О корпоративной прозрачности». В официальном пресс-релизе Министерства финансов от 2 марта 2025 года прямо говорится, что «после вступления в силу предстоящих изменений правил» будут отменены штрафы за несоблюдение требований о раскрытии бенефициарного владения и при этом отчётность сохранится только для иностранных компаний, зарегистрированных в США. Таким образом фактически «подотчетными компаниями» по CTA признаются лишь иностранные юрлица, а все американские компании и их владельцы оказываются освобождены от этих обязанностей. Критики указывают, что такой подход «противоречит намерениям Конгресса», поскольку изначально…
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I saw that Community CHEER helped co-sponsor a County Executive Candidates Forum in Long Branch where local residents got to ask questions directly to leaders about jobs, housing, safety, and other neighborhood concerns, and over 125 people showed up to share their views and listen. Reading about that community effort reminded me of when I was so stressed I once used an English communication exam-taking service to get space to focus on things that mattered most. It made me think that being involved and getting a bit of support can both help us handle big challenges confidently.
The Long Branch County Executive Forum provided a platform for community leaders, officials, and residents to discuss key issues, policies, and development plans affecting the county. Participants engaged in meaningful dialogue on economic growth, public services, and future initiatives, fostering transparency and collaboration. Forums like this strengthen civic engagement and ensure that local government remains responsive to community needs. Just as designing a detailed kemono fursuit requires careful planning, precision, and attention to every element, organizing and participating in a county forum demands preparation, thoughtful discussion, and strategic communication to achieve productive outcomes for all stakeholders.
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