When you have a vision of zero traffic deaths, it's important to connect the dots between safety and community experience. @VisionZeroJC Charles T. Brown, MPA, CPD SafeStreetsJC @BikeJC #HealthierJC

The big reveal... Health Alliance for Violence Intervention. Expanded alliances to prevent violence in our communities The HAVI #HJA2019 #HealthierJC

Sept is National Suicide Prevention month. Suicide can be prevented, yet fear, shame & stigma prevent many from getting help. If you know someone who may be at risk, you can help save a life. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255 free & confidential 24x7. #HealthierJC

We want our residents to have as much information as possible into what we are seeing at the local level for #Covid_19 - we created this link with lots of data on #JerseyCity + we added today some info around cases per JC zip code. public.tableau.com/profile/jersey…

Remembering victims of traffic violence at the site of two fatal crashes, and construction of pedestrian safety enhacements on Kennedy Blvd. #WDoR2020 #HealthierJC #VisionZeroJC 🚲Bike JC🗽 SafeStreetsJC

Mental Health First Aid is an online course that teaches you to recognize & respond to signs of mental illness & substance use disorders. MHFA gives you the skills to support someone who may be struggling and help them on their path recovery. #HealthierJC eventbrite.com/d/online/healt…

A great way to preserve independence - help elect Democratic candidates this November. NJ Forward 2021 @NJDSC

Fall is just around the corner. Don't be surprised on Election Day. Help your friends and neighbors elect NJ Democrats. NJ Forward 2021 @NJDSC

Final note and prediction… the chairman of Middlesex has also pushed the speaker who is from middlesex for a sham ballot line committee in the assembly that will propose block ballots WITH bracketing. They believe the term block ballots give them cover and will trick the

At the NJ Business Forum in a room of hundreds of NJ’s leading execs we were asked about the cost of childcare in NJ. Other candidates gave platitudes… I started my response as follows “I know you won’t like what I’m going to tell you but …” (here is the entire response)

Truth is - If the others are afraid to stand up to Norcross etc and have said nothing about issues in NJ, how are they going to stand up to Trump? Many have been quiet on the ballot line until it was done, on legislative issues until the party bosses allowed them to comment etc…

Primaries are healthy for change - Our Bergen County Commissioner candidates just submitted their petitions + will be on the ballot to give people a choice for the first time! The dem institution hates what we are doing but primaries are healthy for democracy, and create better

When elected governor I will end the sub minimum wage for service workers in NJ - it was a mistake when NJ didn’t fix it initially + I’ll correct it. Today I did an event at Le Gastronomie in Montclair with One Fair Wage working a shift + advocating for an increase in $ to tipped

Today, Our team is out working statewide - door by door - every single day. #DemocratsForChange

Our 4th commercial starting this week - truth is certain other candidates have no vision or message for their candidacy other being a tool of the political machine. As a result repeatedly talk about a fight they “will” do against Trump or rhetoric they have said in the past that

My Mayor makes a great case why he is the best candidate to fight for NJ in this time of crisis. stevenfulop.com

These are only a few of the reasons why Steve Fulop is the best candidate to defeat Jack Cittarelli (R) AND the best pick for Governor.

Maybe not everybody pays attention, but Steve Fulop is the only candiate that tells you where he stands. Everyone else is full of glittering generalities. Experience matters.

"New Jersey has a bad habit of 'picking' elected officials behind closed doors." Let's make this election different. A Governor of the people, by the people, for the people. The voters should, and will decide. My choice is Steven Fulop, as the best chance for reform in NJ.

Friends- This is a tough note to write, but since a bunch of you have started to suspect something, I’ll cut to the chase: Last week I was diagnosed with metastasized, stage-four pancreatic cancer, and am gonna die. Advanced pancreatic is nasty stuff; it’s a death sentence.