Overview

James P. Dodd is the mayor of Dover, New Jersey. He first assumed office in 2008 and has been reelected in subsequent municipal elections. As mayor, he oversees municipal administration, budgeting, public services, and local development initiatives in Dover, a municipality in Morris County.

Before becoming mayor, Dodd served on the Dover Town Council. His work in municipal government has included participation in legislative decisions related to infrastructure, community services, and redevelopment within the town.

Dodd’s tenure as mayor has included initiatives focused on municipal services, local economic development, and community programs. His administration has overseen borough operations and worked with local officials on development and governance issues.

Political Career

Mayor, Dover (2008-present)

Councilman, Dover Town Council (prior to mayoral tenure)

Key Policy Areas

Municipal governance and administration

Economic development and redevelopment

Public safety and municipal services

Community programs and local engagement

Infrastructure and public works

Notable Actions / Initiatives

Elected mayor of Dover in 2008 and reelected in subsequent elections.

Oversees municipal operations and public services in Dover.

Participates in local initiatives related to development and community programs.

Engages in municipal governance and coordination with local officials.

Education

Not publicly available

Personal

Birth date: Not publicly available

Residence: Dover, Morris County, New Jersey