goHunterdon welcomed more than 130 attendees to its Annual Meeting & Awards Breakfast on Friday, September 23, 2022. Attendees included representatives from local municipalities, schools, the business community, non-profit organizations, and appointed and elected officials. Continue reading “goHunterdon Celebrates Sustainable Transportation”
Category: 2022 Fall Newsletter
goHunterdon Welcomes New Board Members
goHunterdon recently welcomed the following new board members to begin a three year term:
- David W. Behrend, Acting Executive Director, North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA)
- Jessica Johannesen, Business Services Representatives, NJ Department of Labor
- Andrew V. Sinclair, Northeast Public & Government Affairs, Exxon Mobil Corporation
- Mark Warner, Vice President, Gabel Associates/ChargEVC
goHunterdon Recognized for Bike Hunterdon Initiative
The Hunterdon County Department of Economic Development and Tourism recently recognized goHunterdon’s Bike Hunterdon initiative and recent collaboration with Hunterdon County in promoting the county as a bicycle tourism destination. Continue reading “goHunterdon Recognized for Bike Hunterdon Initiative”
Hunterdon Schools Celebrate International Walk to School Month
Approximately 1,000 students at Barley Sheaf Elementary School, Califon Public School, Clinton Public School, Delaware Township School, Frenchtown Elementary School, Hampton Public School, High Bridge Elementary School, Lambertville Public School, Lebanon Borough School, and Reading Fleming Intermediate School have been celebrating International Walk to School (I-WALK) month with walk to school events. Continue reading “Hunterdon Schools Celebrate International Walk to School Month”
Environmental Education Programs Focus on Air Quality and Electric Vehicles
goHunterdon’s Environmental Education Program explores the connection between transportation choice and impact on the environment by providing lessons on Air Quality and Electric Vehicles to engage students in grades 4-8.
For the 2022-2023 school year, lessons are provided using a “Lesson in a Box” format, with all supplies and curriculum provided for teachers free of charge. Lessons have also been organized this year to align with Sustainable Jersey for Schools criteria to allow schools to earn points under the “Healthy School Environments” and “Student and Community Outreach” Action Items. Continue reading “Environmental Education Programs Focus on Air Quality and Electric Vehicles”
Join goHunterdon as a Community Mobility Associate
goHunterdon is seeking a Community Mobility Associate to support goHunterdon’s expanding Community Mobility Program.
The ideal candidate will have interest in assisting individuals with transportation needs, have the ability to communicate effectively and compassionately with older adults, persons with a disability, and low income individuals.
To view the full job description and to apply online: https://www.gohunterdon.org/about-us/job-postings