Brian P. Stack is a New Jersey state legislator and municipal official who serves as mayor of Union City and as a member of the New Jersey Senate representing the 33rd Legislative District. The district includes municipalities in Hudson County such as Union City, West New York, Weehawken, and Guttenberg.

Stack began his career in local government as a member of the Union City Board of Commissioners before becoming mayor in 2000. As mayor, he oversees municipal administration, local development initiatives, and city services in Union City. His tenure has included work related to municipal infrastructure, housing, and local public safety initiatives.

In 2007, Stack was elected to the New Jersey Senate in a special election following a vacancy in the 33rd Legislative District. Since joining the legislature, he has participated in legislative activities involving urban policy, housing, transportation, and state funding for municipalities.

Political Career
• Senator, New Jersey Legislative District 33, New Jersey Senate (2007-present)
• Mayor, Union City (2000-present)
• Commissioner, Union City Board of Commissioners (1996-2000)

Key Policy Areas
• Urban development and municipal revitalization
• Public housing and affordable housing initiatives
• Transportation and regional infrastructure
• Public safety and municipal services
• Community services and local economic development

Notable Actions / Initiatives
• Elected mayor of Union City in 2000 and has continued serving in that role while holding state legislative office.
• Won a special election to the New Jersey Senate in 2007 representing the 33rd Legislative District.
• Participated in legislative initiatives affecting housing, municipal aid, and infrastructure funding in New Jersey.
• Oversaw municipal administration and development initiatives in Union City during his tenure as mayor.

Education
• Kean University, B.A.

Personal
• Birth date: February 16, 1966
• Residence: Union City, Hudson County, New Jersey