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At this year's Volunteer Appreciation Brunch, Mr. John M. Halmi, Jr. was honored with the 2024 Outstanding Volunteer Award.
After retiring as a Vice Principal and science teacher at Warren Hill High School, John has spent nearly every Saturday for over twenty years as a volunteer through the Highlands Project working on County open space and historic preservation projects with young people completing community service hours. He has also helped develop many of the displays for the museum at Bread Lock Park and was faithfully on hand to interpret those displays for visitors over the past two decades. John has also been a reliable volunteer with the Warren County Parks Foundation, assisting with various projects, since that organization was created in 2015 and has served for many years as a member of the Warren County Board of Recreation Commissioners. John's daughter, Jen, and granddaughter, Lilly, accepted the award on his behalf.
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John having installed a sign post at Port Colden, 2021.
Thank you Mr Halmi for all that you've done
Thank you.
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During the traveling meeting of the Warren County Board of County Commissioners in Allamuchy Township tonight the Board presented a proclamation for Earth Day to Kerry Kirk-Pflugh, Clairanne Arcaro, and Matt Polsky of the Warren County Environmental Advisory Committee.
"Across Warren County this Earth Day many municipalities, organizations, and individuals planned and participated in tree plantings and clean ups of our shared roads, parks, rivers, and open space locations and I want to thank them for their efforts" Commissioner Director James R. Kern III said, adding, "It is important to remember that while Earth Day gives us an opportunity to celebrate our planet, it is not just one day but an annual recommitment to preserving and protecting the place we call home. Warren County is dedicated to protecting and restoring our natural resources and increasing environmental awareness year round. This ensures that both residents and visitors alike can enjoy a healthy environment."
"I'd like to.say thank you to the Commissioners for reestablishing the environmental committee," Kirk-Pflugh said. "We're excited and energized, and feeling very supported by the Commissioners" in the committee's efforts to bring awareness to environmental issues, she added.
Pictured (Left to Right) are Commissioner Lori Ciesla, Commissioner Jason J. Sarnoski, Environmental Advisory Committee Chair Kerry Kirk-Pflugh, Commissioner Director James R. Kern III, Clairanne Arcaro, and Matt Polsky.
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