Re-elect Frank Saccomandi and Ben Stoller, Township Committee 2026
Mayor Frank Saccomandi
Frank Saccomandi
Mayor
Committeeman Ben Stoller
Ben Stoller
Committeeman
91%
fewer car thefts & home
burglaries since 2023
76%
cut from Trenton’s
overdevelopment demands
$11M+
saved by stopping the
dump housing project
Leadership That’s Working
for Millburn
When we were running in 2023
We made four promises:
We said we’d stop the housing project on the contaminated town dump.
We stopped the dump project, avoiding $11M+ in DPW relocation costs and open-ended liability.
We said we’d oppose overdevelopment.
We cut Trenton’s inflated demands down 76%, from 555 units to 132.
We said we’d make Millburn safer.
Car thefts and home burglaries
are down 91% since 2023.
Millburn KPI · Jan–Jun: 34 in 2023; 3 in 2026
We said we’d put residents first.
We broke ground on new athletic fields and lights for our children.
Thank you for voting for Millburn.
Let’s keep the momentum going.
Delivering for Millburn families
New sports fields & lights at MHS
The high school complex with the new turf fields and lights marked
Adding 1,120 playable hours for our kids.
Taylor Park improvements
Rendering of the rebuilt Taylor Park gateway
Gateway & all-abilities playground ($750K grant).
Plus the Town Hall renovation, Short Hills Station ($479K grant) and other pedestrian safety enhancements
Fighting against overdevelopment
Protected neighborhoods and schools from overdevelopment
  • No new high-density developments near residential streets through 2035
  • Zoned for Millburn’s first all-senior housing next to The Upton: pays full school taxes without adding students
Stopped the income-segregated dump housing project to protect future residents and taxpayers
Area of Concern map: eight documented contamination points inside the proposed development footprint
Areas of ConcernDPW Site Map
Areas of Concern · Millburn DPW Remedial Investigation, July 2022
Avoided liability for toxic contaminants and $11M+ in DPW relocation costs.
Safest years on record
Car thefts + home burglaries
Frank & Bentake office 20 28 34 18 8 3 ’21’22 ’23’24 ’25’26 First half of each year Source: Millburn KPI
The results of passing a Resident Protection Ordinance, hiring eight new officers, and standing up a community policing unit.
What we’ll do in the next three years
  • Continue protecting neighborhoods and schools against overdevelopment
  • Fully staff the police and equip them with necessary resources
  • Finish flood fixes: retention basins, pump stations, home elevations
  • Open new fields, playgrounds, and Town Hall on schedule
  • Fight to keep development decisions here, not in Trenton
Re-Elect
Saccomandi & Stoller
Leadership That’s Working for Millburn
Election Day · Tuesday 11/3Polls open 6am – 8pm.
Early In-Person Voting · 10/24 – 11/1Visit our website for hours and locations.
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