For Berkeley Heights Township Council · November 3, 2026
Chemical engineer.
Against overdevelopment and PILOTs.
I do the analysis, read the agreements, and ask the hard questions. I will not be an automatic yes vote on Township Council.
What I bring to Council
I oppose new PILOT tax breaks and extensions. Meet affordable-housing obligations with fewer total apartments where the law and the numbers allow. Put schools, roads, drainage, and sewer capacity first.
My development position →My position on PILOTs →Technical training and financial technology experience help me examine infrastructure, budgets, costs, and assumptions. I want evidence that a project works and an honest account of what it will cost.
My qualifications & sources →Read the documents before the vote. Test the assumptions. Ask the next question. Explain the decision. My articles and public-records work show how I approach the job.
Check my public record →My first 90 days →Read the work
My positions, the questions I ask, and the records behind them.
How my technical and financial experience would serve Berkeley Heights.
Read the article → InfrastructureThe wastewater plant, project costs, and the questions residents deserve answered.
Read the article → PILOTs & taxpayersMy analysis of the agreement, the financial records, and the unanswered questions.
Read the article →Want the original documents? Explore my research and public records.
A little campaign spirit
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All hands on deck
Vote for Edmund “Tom” Maciejewski on November 3—or vote early October 24 through November 1.