Dedicated to Purpose, Progress & Pride.

Team West Deptford

We ARE NOT Washington, We ARE NOT Trenton, We ARE a Community First.

For the 5th consecutive year, Township residents experienced a zero tax increase locally, along with a tax cut from our county partners, resulting in a decrease in your tax bill in 2025.

Updating of the Fire Department (new bunk rooms, day room, and showers) for 24-hour a day, 7-day a week 365 365-day per year staffing.
New Emergency Operations Center (for any large emergency in town)
New Public Works mechanics garage (to maintain our equipment)
Security enhancements Municipal Building
Security cameras (Riverwinds, little league, boat ramp)
New playground at the new Library.
Fully Staffed and Funded Police Departments, which are recognized as one of the best in the State. Furthermore, our Police Department has been awarded Full Accreditation once again by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police.

Projects in progress

New water/sewer building
New Library (Old Colonial Manor Fire House)

Upcoming projects

New police station (old Library)
Marty Gray Field - new fence (fence along Red Bank Ave)
Bob Oldt Field (new outfield fence)
Sock lining stormwater line Lawnton Ave to Garrett Ave
Night Hawk Circ drainage
Budd Blvd drainage
Sherwood Park Drainage

Road Projects

Resurfacing of Holly Dr (complete)
Elberne Ave (complete)
Drainage upgrade and resurfacing of Mifflin St. (in progress)
Rolling Brook entrance off Jessup Rd (scheduled)
Dubois Ave resurfacing (scheduled)
Tattersall Dr resurfacing (scheduled)
Queen St resurfacing Scheduled (only from Linda Ln to the bridge)
Spiegel Ave resurfacing (ongoing in stages)
Brewer Ave resurfacing (ongoing in stages)

Upcoming in 2025

New automated leaf truck (on site, ready to go)
Free dumpster program (each home twice a year)
Two new state-of-the-art pump stations, Cumberland Avenue and Church Street.
Introduced a very successful Thursday night StreetFest series this year at Riverwinds, including a multitude of vendors, activities, and live music concerts.
Good Government is the goal, as always, so that we can provide the best possible services while remaining fiscally responsible. Our Finance team is one of the best around, as evidenced by our AAA-bond rating, which reflects our commitment to financial excellence with our taxpayers in mind.

This is just a snapshot of what Good Government looks like. More to come!

Don’t let the nonsense going on in the Governor's State House or in Washington affect your vote. Keep Good Government in place in West Deptford and Gloucester County.

Vote the Robinson -Schultz Team Locally and DiMarco - Bianco Team County-wide.

Ensuring 24/7/365 Protection for Our Residents.

Ensuring Our Veterans Have All Their Needs Met.

Supporting the Men & Women Who Keep Our Residents Safe.

OUR TEAM

Jim Robinson

Jim Robinson is a lifelong resident of West Deptford Township and a 1981 graduate of West Deptford High School. He has been married to his wife, Sharon, for 39 years, and they have two children, Rachel and Tyler. For the past nine years, he has served on the West Deptford Township Committee as the Finance & Administration Chair and as the liaison to both the West Deptford Committee for People with Disabilities and the West Deptford Board of Health. He is currently employed as Vice-President and Trust Officer at First State Trust Company in Wilmington, DE, where he has worked for the past 30 years. He is also a former member of the West Deptford Township Zoning Board of Adjustments and has been a USSF Soccer Referee for the past 18 years.

Kim Schultz

Kim Schultz is a longtime West Deptford resident and a proud 2002 graduate of West Deptford High School. Committed to her hometown’s strong sense of community, she and her husband, Frank, chose to raise their daughters, Catherine and Abigail, in West Deptford, just a few blocks from where she grew up. Their girls are actively involved in local programs, including the children’s programming at the WD Library, West Deptford Little League, the Miss West Deptford organization, and the Summer Rec programs. On weekends, the girls can often be found climbing the rock wall or racing down the waterslide at RiverWinds.

Kim earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Journalism from The College of New Jersey before obtaining her Juris Doctorate from Drexel Law School. She is a practicing attorney and serves as the Executive Director of Government and Community Affairs for a New Jersey state agency. Additionally, she shares her expertise as an Adjunct Professor at Montclair State University, teaching a wide range of courses in the law department.

As the Vice President of the West Deptford Board of Education, Kim is a dedicated advocate for transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility in local schools. Kim is also a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association Legislative Affairs Committee and a member of the West Deptford Junior Women’s Club.

Frank DiMarco

Tom Bianco

Focused on the Issues that Unite Us!

Reducing The County Tax Burden

Passed a multi-year freeze on county spending.
Reduced the county tax rate 4 years in a row.

Keeping Our Neighborhoods Safe

Reformed the county jail system to keep more police on the streets while saving over $200 million in tax dollars.
Invested in major upgrades to public safety communications so police, firefighters, and EMS have the tools to keep us safe.

Protecting Our Quality of Life

Preserved more than 22,500 acres of farmland and open space.
Investing in public infrastructure to keep our roads safe to drive.
Standing against all political extremism to maintain our community’s sense of normalcy.

Contact

CONTACT US

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our address

PO BOX 368, West Deptford, NJ 08086

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555 Lynn Avenue West Deptford, NJ 08096