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goHunterdon Welcomes New Program Staff

Jul 31, 2026

goHunterdon is pleased to welcome two new team members who will help expand the organization’s Safety, Mobility, and Sustainability programs throughout Hunterdon County.

Mayce Fleming has joined goHunterdon as a Program Associate, where she supports the delivery of the organization’s Safety, Mobility, and Sustainability initiatives under the guidance of Program Managers and Coordinators. Her responsibilities include assisting with fieldwork, educational events, presentations, public outreach, and the distribution of publc transit information.

A resident of West Amwell, Mayce earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a specialization in Nonprofit and Community Development from The College of New Jersey. Before joining goHunterdon, she completed internships with Meals on Wheels of Mercer County and the Women & Families Ascending Association, where she gained valuable experience supporting community-based programs and services.

Adriana Pasquale has joined goHunterdon as the Safe Routes to School Coordinator. In this role, she will lead the Hunterdon County Safe Routes to School Program, which encourages and supports safe walking and bicycling to school through education and community engagement. Adriana will coordinate educational presentations, hands-on activities, and special events at participating elementary, middle, and high schools, helping students of all abilities build safe and healthy travel habits.

Before joining goHunterdon, Adriana worked as a paraprofessional with the Bernards Township Board of Education, providing individualized educational support to students with special needs. She also served as a Community Engagement Coordinator with AmeriCorps, where she led outreach initiatives and helped expand community participation in local programs. A resident of Raritan Township, Adriana holds a Bachelor of Science in Family Science and Human Development from Montclair State University.

Please join us in welcoming Mayce and Adriana to the goHunterdon team. Their passion for community service, education, and public engagement will help strengthen programs that make Hunterdon County safer, healthier, and more connected.

Healthcare Access Transportation Program Welcomes New Staff Member

Apr 26, 2026

goHunterdon welcomes our newest staff member, Mia Russo, who recently began her role supporting goHunterdon’s Healthcare Access Transportation Program.

As a Healthcare Mobility Coordinator, Mia facilitates Uber and Lyft rides for seniors and human services clients, ensuring they have reliable transportation to non-emergency medical appointments.

Mia holds an Associate Degree in Nursing from Raritan Valley Community College and brings valuable experience from her time as a perioperative aide and operating room nurse at St. Luke’s Bethlehem. After stepping away from nursing, Mia was eager to transition into a role that allows her to support the broader healthcare needs of the community in a new and impactful way.

“We are thrilled to have Mia on board, working alongside Marina Bartelli, goHunterdon Healthcare Mobility Coordinator, as the program continues to grow and meet the needs of area residents needing to get to non-emergency medical appointments,” says Tara Shepherd, Executive Director.

The Healthcare Access Transportation Program began in 2020, in collaboration with Hunterdon Health, to support those at risk of missing non-emergency medical appointments due to a lack of transportation. Transportation is arranged by goHunterdon using Uber and Lyft. Since 2020, goHunterdon has facilitated more than 4,100 one way rides.

In 2024, goHunterdon began facilitating rides to “out of county” non- emergency medical appointment rides for clients of the Hunterdon County Department of Human Services to supplement the Hunterdon County LINK Volunteer Driver Program. Since the start of that initiative, goHunterdon has facilitated more than 460 one way rides to needed medical appointments for clients.

The program is supported by the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, NJ TRANSIT, Hunterdon County, the Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, The Large Foundation, and Solventum Foundation. For more information about goHunterdon’s Healthcare Access Transportation Program, visit https://gohunterdon.org/mobility/healthcare-access-transportation-program/

goHunterdon Elects New Board Member and Vice President

Jan 21, 2026

At its December 2025 meeting, the goHunterdon Board of Directors welcomed Mayor Paul Muir of Bethlehem Township as a new member for a three-year term. Mayor Muir, who has served as Mayor for the past 11 years and as a Township Committee member for 14 years, brings extensive experience to the board. He has been actively involved in local land use boards since 2001 and is a key member of the Route 78/22 Mayor’s Coalition, a group coordinated by the Hunterdon County Department of Economic Development and Tourism. Mayor Muir also served as the President of the New Jersey Conference of Mayors for the 2023-2024 term and has chaired several influential committees focused on municipal affairs and legislative matters.

In addition, Steve Dilts was elected as the new Vice President of the goHunterdon Board, succeeding Ken Skowronek. Steve is the New Jersey Office Leader and Senior Vice President at HNTB, a leading U.S. transportation infrastructure firm recognized as an NJBIZ Best Place to Work in New Jersey. With over 250 employees under his leadership, Steve has a distinguished background in public service, having held roles such as Chairman of NJ TRANSIT, Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation, and Chairman of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. He also served as Mayor and Council President of Hampton Borough. Steve continues his commitment to transportation and regional planning as a member of the Women’s Transportation Seminar and the Regional Plan Association New Jersey Committee.

Violet Koscis, Senior Vice President of Corporate Services & Chief Human Resources Officer at Hunterdon Health, will continue serving as President of the goHunterdon Board for another term. John Higgins, a member of the Clinton Township Planning Board, will remain in his role as Treasurer.
goHunterdon is proud to have these dedicated leaders contribute to goHunterdon’s mission of advancing safe, sustainable transportation and mobility.