About The Candidate

Edmund "Tom" Maciejewski

I am running for Berkeley Heights Township Council in the November 3, 2026 election to bring stronger scrutiny, clearer public records, and practical financial and technical review to local decisions.

Berkeley Heights Focus

I have followed Berkeley Heights government closely for years, with a particular focus on how decisions are documented, explained, and voted on.

Technical And Financial Review

My background in engineering, technology, and finance is directly relevant to reading agreements, infrastructure plans, budgets, and consultant recommendations before the Council votes.

Transparency Record

I have advocated for resident access to meetings, public records, and clearer decision-making. This site is built so voters can read the longer record, not just campaign slogans.

A Record You Can Check

Every entry below is public, dated, and attributable. That is the standard this campaign applies to itself — and will apply on the Council.

  1. 2016

    Began personally live-streaming Township Council and committee meetings to Facebook so residents could watch their own government work. (Patch, September 2016)

  2. 2016

    Publicly opposed a Council ordinance restricting residents from recording public meetings. (Patch byline, September 20, 2016)

  3. 2017

    Opposed the Council's move to close committee meetings to the public, and wrote and proposed a “Berkeley Heights Sunshine Act.” (Patch byline, January 22, 2017)

  4. 2017

    Participated in the League of Women Voters candidates forum and addressed local redevelopment and tax questions. (TAPinto, October 19, 2017)

  5. 2023

    Published local-government analysis of a Berkeley Heights redevelopment study. (NJ21st byline, June 2023)

  6. 2026

    Publicly pressed for a real audit of township library spending alongside continued support for the library. (2026)

Research Links

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