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As Mayor, Bert H. Steinmann is committed to fostering equitable treatment and inclusivity for the increasingly diverse community of Ewing. Mayor Steinmann envisions a township where the rich diversity of its residents is reflected in its workforce, businesses, and government. He strives to create an environment where every member of the community feels valued and represented, and where opportunities for growth and participation are accessible to all. Mayor Steinmann is dedicated to enhancing community services, supporting programming for youth, and promoting initiatives that celebrate and uplift the unique contributions of every Ewing resident. Through collaboration and proactive leadership, Mayor Steinmann aims to build a more inclusive, vibrant, and prosperous Ewing Township for current and future generations.

The Mayor is elected to a four-year term.  He serves as  the chief executive responsible for the operation of Ewing's municipal  government. 

• He ensures that the Charter and ordinances of the Township and all general laws are faithfully executed.
• He supervises, directs and controls all departments of the Township government.
• He prepares the Township operating and capital budget.
• He appoints the directors of each department with the advice and consent of the Council. 
• He supervises the care and custody of all municipal property, institutions and agencies and make recommendations concerning the nature and location of Township improvements and execute improvements determined by the Township Council.
• He negotiates contracts for the municipality, subject to Council approval.
• The Mayor serves on the following Township Boards/Committees:
  Cannabis Advisory Committee | Municipal Alliance | Patriotic Committee | Planning Board

For fuller description of the powers/responsibilities of the Mayor see https://ecode360.com/9384402.

Personal Information

• Member of Township Committee since 2001, Mayor since 2011
• Member, Planning Board
• Member, Recreation Committee
• Member, Ewing Patriotic Committee
• Member, Ewing Municipal Alliance Committee
• Resident of Ewing for more than 58 years
• Retired from IBEW after a 35-year career

Bert H. Steinmann

Term expires 12/31/2026

Bert Steinmann, Mayor (D) 
p: (609) 883-2900 x7606
f: (609) 538-0729
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Administration

Aaron T. Watson, Business Administrator 
p: (609) 883-2900 x7605
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Yvonne McGuire, Confidential Secretary
p: (609) 883-2900 x7647
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Office Hours

Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Mailing Address

Ewing Township Municipal Building
2 Jake Garzio Drive
Ewing, NJ 08628

Mayor Bert H. Steinmann has spearheaded numerous successful initiatives to enhance the quality of life in Ewing Township. Some of the key accomplishments include:

• Public Safety Enhancements
  Firefighter Recruitment: Successfully added seven new firefighter recruits, reflecting the township's diversity and bolstering its emergency response capabilities.
• Environmental and Public Works Improvements
  Leaf Pickup Service Upgrade: Proposed and implemented a truck mounted leaf vacuum system to streamline leaf collection, making the process more efficient and environmentally friendly. This new system helps comply with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's stormwater management rules.
• Community Development and Infrastructure
  New Digital Signage: Facilitated the installation of new digital signage at the Pennington Road Fire Station and Ewing Township Municipal Building, enhancing communication and information dissemination to residents.
• Technology and Accessibility Investments:
  ARPA Fund Utilization: Secured $164,000 from Mercer County through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to purchase new computers, an audio-visual system, a projector, a smartboard, and new picnic tables and benches. This equipment aims to improve technological, health, and educational services for seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities.
• Communications and Outreach Initiatives
  Ewing Township's first ever Annual Report, providing a comprehensive look at the many ways our township works for the residents of our community. Gateway Signage welcoming visitors to Ewing.

Wedding Ceremonies 

Mayor Steinmann regularly officiates at weddings at Town Hall, one of his favorite roles as mayor.  Dates and time must be scheduled in advance and are by appointment only.  To learn more, contact the Mayor's Confidential Secretary at 609-883-2900 x7647.
Interested parties should apply for a marriage license with the Ewing Township Registrar.  Learn more.

Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies

You've worked for months with Township officials, contractors, suppliers, staff to get everything ready to go for your grand opening.  We want your Ewing business to open with a bang, creating a lot of buzz, that can put your business on the track for success.  We invite you to get your business off to a great start by inviting the Mayor to your Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Plan your ceremony as you wish, and we'll bring the scissors! Submit the Request a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony form to start the process.