Cape May Court House, NJ – The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce welcomed a full audience of members and community leaders to its July Membership Meeting on July 23 at Avalon Links Restaurant for a discussion on transportation priorities and infrastructure impacting Cape May County.
The program featured Kris Kolluri, Esq., President and Chief Executive Officer of NJ TRANSIT and Executive Director of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, and Stephen F. Dougherty, Executive Director of the South Jersey Transportation Authority. The discussion was moderated by Senator Michael L. Testa, Jr., who led an engaging conversation focused on transportation issues affecting Cape May County, including regional connectivity, infrastructure improvements, and future transportation initiatives.
The panel provided attendees with valuable insight into current projects and long-term planning efforts while addressing questions on issues important to the county's residents, businesses, and tourism industry.
The Chamber extends its appreciation to the event sponsors: The First National Bank of Elmer, Cape May Seashore Lines, Remington & Vernick Engineers (An Ardurra Company), Harris Technology Services, Harris Production Services, and Artheon, whose support made the program possible.
The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce continues to provide opportunities for members to connect with industry leaders and policymakers while advocating for issues that strengthen the county's business community and economy.
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