Union County Celebrates Senior Artists at Statewide Art Show

The Union County Board of Commissioners meeting prominently featured the celebration of local senior artists who received recognition at the 58th Annual New Jersey Senior Citizens Art Show. Thirteen residents were honored for their outstanding contributions in various art categories. Additionally, the board discussed resolutions across multiple departments, including economic development and public safety, highlighting ongoing community initiatives.

During the meeting, the Board of Commissioners took time to honor local senior artists who excelled at the New Jersey Senior Citizens Art Show. Thirteen Union County residents were celebrated for winning first place at the county level and advancing to state recognition. Among the recognized artists were Luciano Felicio from Union, who received first place in sculpture, and Daroy Cair from Plainfield, who achieved first place in oil painting. The board expressed appreciation for the artists’ contributions and the cultural enrichment they bring to the community. The event was attended by representatives from the county’s cultural and heritage office, who were acknowledged for their efforts in organizing and promoting the art show.

The meeting also addressed various resolutions from county departments. The Department of Public Safety highlighted a resolution supporting Union County Fire Mutual Aid, which assists firefighters in replacing equipment damaged in the line of duty.

Furthermore, the Department of Human Services discussed a resolution related to a tax credit program in partnership with United Way. This program aims to assist low-income families with filing taxes. The service is offered at various locations, including libraries and community centers, making it accessible to residents across Union County.

In addition to these discussions, the Department of Economic Development and the Department of Engineering, Public Works, and Facilities Management presented resolutions concerning ongoing projects and improvements within the county. These included updates on demolition projects and efforts to enhance infrastructure.

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