For years, Mendham Township taxpayers benefitted from a favorable formula for allocating Police/Fire/EMS dispatch costs amongst all who were utilizing Washington Township's communications infrastructure and personnel at the time. It was only after being asked to pay its fair share did Mendham bolt to the County system. In fact, Mendham still owes Washington Township for a final bill it skipped out on.

You blew it Kevin, then Mayor Kreig pulled out of the WT 911 system because of your mishandling of the situation. We have you to thank for the current mess the town's in.

Tom,

Mendham was offered the same terms as all the other towns that quickly owned up to their obligations and signed on. To treat them differently would have been fiscally irresponsible. Perhaps had you managed to win your self-promoted write-in-campaign for the WTBOE you could understand what it means to serve. But you are such a loser, the township wisely rejected you! Now all you do is continue to suck up more resources from the township/school district than you contribute in taxes. Go back in your hole until you learn to show more respect towards hard working taxpayers who fund your existence.

Think again Kevin, Besides blowing up the 911 dispatch system and your other failures, like spending down the surplus and getting convicted of harassment and having a criminal record, you are the single biggest embarrassment ever in the history of the town. BTW how's, that conviction working for you? How did it feel when the judge was dressing you down, were you staring at your shoes? I heard the judge at one point told you to quite down or he was going to have you removed form the court room. I noticed too you haven't posted a thing on that hate blog of yours, looks like you've learned your lesson....

Authored by a loser who couldn't win a self promoted write-in campaign for an open seat on the WTBOE.

Write-In Candidate Secures Vacant BOE Seat
Michael St. Jacques beats out nearly 20 residents to fill seat.

By Jason Koestenblatt

It took nearly a full day after the polls closed, but the Washington Township Board of Education secured its final member after nearly 20 write-in candidates were put on ballots during Tuesday's General Election.

Michael St. Jacques received 127 write-in votes, according to Washington Township Administrator Debbie Burd. That total beat out more than a dozen others, she said.

Coming in behind St. Jacques with 46 votes was Tom (Big Loser!) Lotito, Burd said. The rest of the field received less than 10 write-in votes each.

St. Jacques has coached his daughter's soccer team and assisted with his son's baseball team, he said. He has three children in the school district.

The newest member of the K-8 Board of Education will be sworn in at its January organization meeting.

My favorite part of the quote from Judge Maenza describes you (K.Need) perfectly: You (Kevin Nedd) start getting into this behavior and name calling, it’s really childish.”

Tom,

While you can reveiw your version of history till the cows come home, one fact remains: Over twenty-seven hundred (2005) and thirty-four hundred (2008) WT residents cast ballots in my favor during my brief stint in local politics. In your one lame attempt to throw your hat in the ring, you could not muster 47 votes.

You should be grateful I responded to your posting.

....and the real funny thing is that Tom was one of those 2005 voters.

Kevin, you respond to "EVERYTHING" I write, I can always count on it.

Practically everything you post is a falsehood warranting a correction.

@ Hook

Tom was probably one of the 46 fools. I am happy I wasn’t!

Paul, when are you going this realize that this is how the AOL-Huffingon- Post-Patch conducts itself?

Tom,

I miss your daily "oohhh nooo" postings telling me Mitt has the edge on the President in some obscure poll that no one cares about. What happened? What was your prediction again?

Ok Tom.....now do everyone in Washington Township a big favor and hold your breath while waiting for my next reply!