In this episode, Commissioner Mary Amoroso speaks to members of Bergen County's Division of Mosquito Control to discuss their efforts to monitor and manage mosquito populations. In attendance are Assistant Chiefs Grace Grootenboer and Frank Del Vecchio, Mosquito Inspectors Danny Nahra and Chris Jiosi, and Mosquito ID Specialist Brian Kong. Steven Spoto, Director of Communications and Policy for the Commissioners Office, also brings hands-on experience from working in Mosquito Control. For more information, visit https://bergencountynj.gov/bergen-county-department-of-public-works/mosquito-control/

In this episode, Commissioner Amoroso speaks with New Milford Councilman Matt Seymour, founder of the Domestic Violence Symposium. They discuss how the symposium began, its growth across the county, and the impact made on our residents. For more information on the symposium, visit @nomoreviolence2025 on Instagram.

Commissioner Amoroso joins Bergen's Promise CEO Dean Pastras and Community Outreach Specialist/Training Facilitator Nuha Kased-Hamoudeh to discuss how mental health training is equipping community members to better support youth in crisis. Bergen County Sheriff Anthony Cureton and Lieutenant Damian Pope of the Community Outreach Unit provide insight into how public safety interests with mental health and wellness.

In this episode, Commissioner Amoroso visits the Butterfly Garden at Overpeck County Park with Don Torino, President of the Bergen County Audobon Society. The two discuss the role of native plants in Bergen County, pollinator habitats, and the power of community-driven conservation. For more information on the Audobon Society and their incredible volunteers, visit bergencountyaudobon.org

In this episode, Commissioner Amoroso speaks with Andrea Sheridan, Assistant Superintendent of Bergen County Technical Schools, and Dennis Montone, Principal of Applied Technology High School. Tune in for an insightful conversation about the future of vocational training, in time for Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month.

In this episode, Commissioner Chairwoman Amoroso speaks with Bergen County Sheriff Anthony Cureton ahead of his newly sworn in term. The Bergen County Sheriff's Office is committed to fostering community trust and engagement through programs like the Citizens Police Academy and the Youth Police Academy. These initiatives provide residents with a foundational understanding of law enforcement, preparing many for careers in criminal justice. Beyond education, they also serve as vital rehabilitation tools, helping participants transition into productive paths.

Looking ahead, the Sheriff's Office is revitalizing community policing with a new Park, Walk, and Talk initiative. Officers will engage directly with the public in county parks and cooperating municipalities, fostering trust and opening vital channels of communication.

Stay informed by downloading the Bergen County Sheriff's Office app on Google Play or the App Store. Get real-time updates and alerts to help protect your community. Together, we stop crime by sharing knowledge and building connections.

Also, beware of ongoing phone scams targeting Bergen County residents. Stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.

Commissioner Amoroso speaks with Joel Flagler, Department Head of Bergen County's Extension Program at Rutgers University, as well as a Professor within the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. The two discuss the breadth of programs and services available through the Extension Program and environmental tips for homeowners in the county.

In this special episode, Commissioner Amoroso brings together representatives from our county election agencies to discuss voting ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Deb Francica and Jamie Sheehan-Willis of the Superintendent of Elections, Richard Miller of the Board of Elections, and Sabrina Taranto of the County Clerk's Election Division discuss the various roles fulfilled by each agency during the election process.

In this episode, Commissioner Amoroso is joined by Anna Gassib, founder of Bergen Equine Center's A Stable Life equine therapy program. The two discuss the therapeutic power of horses in addressing trauma, highlighting how their gentle nature and non-judgmental presence foster emotional healing.

In honor of Hunger Action Month, Commissioner Amoroso is joined by Commissioner Zur and Jill Goordman- Assistant Director of the newly instated Unity Pantry in Garfield. The three discuss the changing landscape of food security in Bergen County and how residents can get involved via donations and volunteering.