Mark Wroebel · Republican for Town Council · Ward 1
Mark Wroebel is running for Boonton Town Council to hold the line on taxes, back our Main Street small businesses, and make sure Ward 1 gets its fair share — with a councilman who listens first and gives straight answers.
I’m running for one simple reason: Ward 1 deserves a strong, independent voice at Town Hall. I’ll treat your tax dollars like they’re my own — because they are mine too — and I’ll never forget who I work for.
More about who we areA practical, common-sense agenda for Ward 1 and the whole town.
Boonton families budget carefully, and Town Hall should too. Mark will go through the budget line by line, push back on waste, and fight to hold the line on property taxes so seniors and young families alike can afford to stay in Boonton.
Our historic Main Street is the heart of Boonton. Mark will work to fill empty storefronts, cut the red tape that slows small businesses down, and support the events and improvements that bring shoppers, diners, and visitors downtown.
Ward 1 deserves its fair share of town services — smooth roads, clean parks, reliable snow removal, and well-maintained infrastructure. Mark will back our police, fire, and DPW, and make sure basic services are delivered block by block.
Decisions that affect your street shouldn’t be made without you. Mark will push for straight answers, real public input before big projects, and a Town Council that treats every tax dollar — and every resident — with respect.
This campaign is built on front-porch conversations, not soundbites. Find a meet-and-greet or a weekend of door-knocking in Ward 1, and come tell Mark what matters most on your street.
View Full CalendarGeneral Election Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Make sure your voice is heard. Here’s everything you need to vote in the Town of Boonton — register, request a mail-in ballot, or vote early or on Election Day.
New to Boonton, recently moved, or not sure you’re registered? Register or confirm your status by October 13, 2026 — 21 days before Election Day.
Register or check your statusPrefer to vote from home? Request a mail-in ballot by October 27 by mail, or in person at the County Clerk through November 2, then return it by mail or at a drop box.
Request a mail-in ballotVote early in person October 24–November 1, or at your Ward 1 polling place on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3 (polls open 6 a.m.–8 p.m.).
Find early voting & your polling placeQuestions about voting in Boonton? Reach the Morris County Board of Elections at (973) 285-6715, or visit morriscountynj.gov
Whether you have an hour to knock doors, an evening to make calls, or a few dollars to chip in, your help makes a real difference in a ward race. Add your name and join Team Wroebel.