Dennis
Albert M. DiCicco
Middle
Daniel D. Lockwood
North Wildwood
William J. Henfey
Edwin W. Koehler
J.Richard Ogen
Patrick Rosenello
Stone Harbor
Judith M. Davies-Dunhour
Joan T. Kramar
Upper
Kristine Gabor
Richard Palombo
Woodbine
Michael E. Benson
Louis Murray
12 February 2010
31 October 2009
Candidate Brief Survey Results 2009
HOW IMPORTANT IS ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL IN THE COMMUNITY?
Not Very Important – 1 …..Very Important - 5
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – 5
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – 5
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – 5
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – 5
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – 4
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – 5
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – 5
HOW IMPORTANT IS IT TO SUPPORT/FINANCE THE STATE MANDATED DOG CENSUS?
Not Very Important – 1 …..Very Important - 5
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – needs more information
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – 5
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – 3
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – 5
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – 3
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – 5
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – 5
HOW IMPORTANT IS A CHAINED DOG ORDINANCE TO THE COMMUNITY?
Not Very Important – 1 …..Very Important - 5
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – 3 – see comment below
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – 5
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – 5
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – 5
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – 5
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – 5
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – 5
DO YOU PLAN TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM?
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – YES
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – YES
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – YES
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – YES
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – YES
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – YES
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – YES
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY DOG LICENSES YOUR COMMUNITY SOLD THIS YEAR?
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – NO
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – NO
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – YES
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – YES
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – NO
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – YES
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – NO
DO YOU HAVE A PET?
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – NO
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – NO
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – YES
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – YES
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – NO
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – YES
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – NO
COMMENTS:
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – I believe in leash laws, but feel at home dogs should have a secure yard to run in.
For many of us, animals are our friends and in some cases companions. People who harm or injure animals are capable of the same to other human beings.
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – Thank you for thinking of me.
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – I like simple solutions. For instance, our community could really use sidewalks. That would make it better for our seniors and easier to walk dogs.
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – We have just updated our animal control service in Upper Township and will be opening our new dog park this month. Thank you.
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – None
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – We have worked hard to partner with Beacon Animal Rescue to allow animals a second chance with another family. We believe in spay and neuter programs and we offer free rabies clinics with a local veterinarian. We also just contracted with Dr. Holland to perform our animal control needs.
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – We would like for our animal to have the best care than can have. We have people in Woodbine who take good care of their animals.
Not Very Important – 1 …..Very Important - 5
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – 5
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – 5
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – 5
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – 5
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – 4
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – 5
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – 5
HOW IMPORTANT IS IT TO SUPPORT/FINANCE THE STATE MANDATED DOG CENSUS?
Not Very Important – 1 …..Very Important - 5
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – needs more information
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – 5
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – 3
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – 5
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – 3
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – 5
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – 5
HOW IMPORTANT IS A CHAINED DOG ORDINANCE TO THE COMMUNITY?
Not Very Important – 1 …..Very Important - 5
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – 3 – see comment below
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – 5
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – 5
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – 5
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – 5
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – 5
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – 5
DO YOU PLAN TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM?
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – YES
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – YES
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – YES
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – YES
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – YES
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – YES
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – YES
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY DOG LICENSES YOUR COMMUNITY SOLD THIS YEAR?
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – NO
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – NO
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – YES
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – YES
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – NO
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – YES
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – NO
DO YOU HAVE A PET?
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – NO
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – NO
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – YES
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – YES
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – NO
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – YES
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – NO
COMMENTS:
Eugene Glembocki (Dennis) – I believe in leash laws, but feel at home dogs should have a secure yard to run in.
For many of us, animals are our friends and in some cases companions. People who harm or injure animals are capable of the same to other human beings.
Burgess Hamer (Middle) – Thank you for thinking of me.
Dan Lockwood (Middle) – I like simple solutions. For instance, our community could really use sidewalks. That would make it better for our seniors and easier to walk dogs.
Kristine Gabor (Upper) – We have just updated our animal control service in Upper Township and will be opening our new dog park this month. Thank you.
Steven Nickelsberg (Upper) – None
Richard Palumbo (Upper) – We have worked hard to partner with Beacon Animal Rescue to allow animals a second chance with another family. We believe in spay and neuter programs and we offer free rabies clinics with a local veterinarian. We also just contracted with Dr. Holland to perform our animal control needs.
Louis Murray (Woodbine) – We would like for our animal to have the best care than can have. We have people in Woodbine who take good care of their animals.
24 September 2009
27 February 2009
League Seeks Questions for State Candidates
The League of Humane Voters, CMC is currently constructing a questionnaire for candidates running for state office in the fall. Please forward any questions you have concerning companion animals which you believe would be important to ask these candidates.
The final questions will be forwarded to candidates this summer. Results will be tabulated and recorded in early October.
humane.voter@gmail.com
The final questions will be forwarded to candidates this summer. Results will be tabulated and recorded in early October.
humane.voter@gmail.com
02 November 2008
The League of Humane Voters has seven completed surveys from nineteen sent to candidates in county communities. This is a great response for our first attempt to carve out a place for humane issues in local candidates’ campaigns.
As a humane voting block, Humane Voters seeks to educate and support candidates/officials in creating meaningful ordinances.
All candidates will received a follow up letter with the survey results as well as information pertinent to their community such as number of dogs and cats brought to the shelter.
While almost every Lower candidate returned a survey, there was only one returned from Woodbine and none from Dennis, Wildwood, Stone Harbor and Upper.
Please review the responses. Final responses will be placed on the blog on November 1, 2008. (http://lhvcmc.blogspot.com )
The League of Humane Voters is a virtual voting block. There are no meetings, no dues and no nonsense. Please forward ideas for creating surveys for the next election as well as general humane goals for the county. Please join LHVCMC by emailing humane.voter@gmail.com You will receive quarterly notices and be invited to share your ideas in a variety of different ways.
1 is Not Very Important; 5 is Extremely Important
How important is animal care and control to the community?
Michael Beck (LT) – 5
Glenn Douglas (LT) – 5
Kevin Lare (LT) – 5
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – 5
Peter Smith (LT) – 5
Dan Lockwood (MT) – 4
William Gervasi (Wood) – 5
How important is it to support/finance the state mandated Dog Census?
Michael Beck (LT) – 5
Glenn Douglas (LT) – 5
Kevin Lare (LT) – 3
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – 4
Peter Smith (LT) – 5
Dan Lockwood (MT) – 4
William Gervasi (Wood) – 5
How important is a chained dog ordinance to the community?
Michael Beck (LT) – 5 (Helped to pass one in 2004)
Glenn Douglas (LT) – 5
Kevin Lare (LT) – 5
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – 4
Peter Smith (LT) – 5
Dan Lockwood (MT) – 4
William Gervasi (Wood) – 5
Do you plan to actively support a community spay/neuter program?
Michael Beck (LT) – Yes
Glenn Douglas (LT) – Yes
Kevin Lare (LT) – Yes
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – Yes
Peter Smith (LT) – Yes
Dan Lockwood (MT) – Yes
William Gervasi (Wood) – Yes
Do you know how many dog licenses your community sold this year?
Michael Beck (LT) – Yes
Glenn Douglas (LT) – Checking
Kevin Lare (LT) – No
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – No
Peter Smith (LT) – No
Dan Lockwood (MT) – No
William Gervasi (Wood) – No
Do you have a pet?
Michael Beck (LT) – Yes
Glenn Douglas (LT) – Yes
Kevin Lare (LT) – Yes
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – Yes
Peter Smith (LT) – No
Dan Lockwood (MT) – Yes
William Gervasi (Wood) – Yes
Comments:
Michael Beck has 2 cats and 2 dogs. “I have been a staunch supporter since first elected in 1998. Thanks for all you do.”
Glenn Douglas has two silver lab puppies. “I love walking the puppies on the bay front. I continue to advocate for others to clean up after their pets and also keep an eye that our township keeps adequate supplies of bags on the beach front.”
Kevin Lare: “I supported and implemented a TNR program in West Cape May.
S. Harvey Roach: “An ordinance to ensure pets are treated humanely is a true measure of the compassion of our community.”
Peter Smith had to place his beautiful cat with a friend as his wife had allergies. He still visits with Panther. “Loose animals should be treated with care. Animals need to be protected from neglect and abuse.”
Dan Lockwood: “Ordinances/census are necessary, but enforcement is the key to ensuring the humane treatments of our pets.
As a humane voting block, Humane Voters seeks to educate and support candidates/officials in creating meaningful ordinances.
All candidates will received a follow up letter with the survey results as well as information pertinent to their community such as number of dogs and cats brought to the shelter.
While almost every Lower candidate returned a survey, there was only one returned from Woodbine and none from Dennis, Wildwood, Stone Harbor and Upper.
Please review the responses. Final responses will be placed on the blog on November 1, 2008. (http://lhvcmc.blogspot.com )
The League of Humane Voters is a virtual voting block. There are no meetings, no dues and no nonsense. Please forward ideas for creating surveys for the next election as well as general humane goals for the county. Please join LHVCMC by emailing humane.voter@gmail.com You will receive quarterly notices and be invited to share your ideas in a variety of different ways.
1 is Not Very Important; 5 is Extremely Important
How important is animal care and control to the community?
Michael Beck (LT) – 5
Glenn Douglas (LT) – 5
Kevin Lare (LT) – 5
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – 5
Peter Smith (LT) – 5
Dan Lockwood (MT) – 4
William Gervasi (Wood) – 5
How important is it to support/finance the state mandated Dog Census?
Michael Beck (LT) – 5
Glenn Douglas (LT) – 5
Kevin Lare (LT) – 3
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – 4
Peter Smith (LT) – 5
Dan Lockwood (MT) – 4
William Gervasi (Wood) – 5
How important is a chained dog ordinance to the community?
Michael Beck (LT) – 5 (Helped to pass one in 2004)
Glenn Douglas (LT) – 5
Kevin Lare (LT) – 5
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – 4
Peter Smith (LT) – 5
Dan Lockwood (MT) – 4
William Gervasi (Wood) – 5
Do you plan to actively support a community spay/neuter program?
Michael Beck (LT) – Yes
Glenn Douglas (LT) – Yes
Kevin Lare (LT) – Yes
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – Yes
Peter Smith (LT) – Yes
Dan Lockwood (MT) – Yes
William Gervasi (Wood) – Yes
Do you know how many dog licenses your community sold this year?
Michael Beck (LT) – Yes
Glenn Douglas (LT) – Checking
Kevin Lare (LT) – No
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – No
Peter Smith (LT) – No
Dan Lockwood (MT) – No
William Gervasi (Wood) – No
Do you have a pet?
Michael Beck (LT) – Yes
Glenn Douglas (LT) – Yes
Kevin Lare (LT) – Yes
S. Harvey Roach (LT) – Yes
Peter Smith (LT) – No
Dan Lockwood (MT) – Yes
William Gervasi (Wood) – Yes
Comments:
Michael Beck has 2 cats and 2 dogs. “I have been a staunch supporter since first elected in 1998. Thanks for all you do.”
Glenn Douglas has two silver lab puppies. “I love walking the puppies on the bay front. I continue to advocate for others to clean up after their pets and also keep an eye that our township keeps adequate supplies of bags on the beach front.”
Kevin Lare: “I supported and implemented a TNR program in West Cape May.
S. Harvey Roach: “An ordinance to ensure pets are treated humanely is a true measure of the compassion of our community.”
Peter Smith had to place his beautiful cat with a friend as his wife had allergies. He still visits with Panther. “Loose animals should be treated with care. Animals need to be protected from neglect and abuse.”
Dan Lockwood: “Ordinances/census are necessary, but enforcement is the key to ensuring the humane treatments of our pets.
05 August 2008
I Am the Voice of the Voiceless
I am the voice of the voiceless: Through me, the dumb shall speak; Till the deaf world's ear be made to hear The cry of the wordless weak. From street, from cage, and from kennel, From jungle and stall, the wail Of my tortured kin proclaims the sin Of the mighty against the frail.
~Ella Wheeler Wilcox~
~Ella Wheeler Wilcox~
Lower Candidates
Mayor
Glenn Douglass
S. Harvey Roach
Michael E. Beck
Robert Nolan
Peter C. Smith
Kevin Lare
Glenn Douglass
S. Harvey Roach
Michael E. Beck
Robert Nolan
Peter C. Smith
Kevin Lare
Woodbine Candidates
Clarence F. Ryan
Clifton Anderson, Jr.
Anthony L. Saduk, Sr.
Lisa McVey-Fisher
William Gervasi
Lindley Dewane
Clifton Anderson, Jr.
Anthony L. Saduk, Sr.
Lisa McVey-Fisher
William Gervasi
Lindley Dewane
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