CAPE MAY — Cape May Deputy City Manager Justin Riggs has been selected to fill a vacant position on the executive board of the New Jersey Municipal Management Association (NJMMA), a statewide organization dedicated to advancing excellence in local government management and supporting municipal administrators throughout New Jersey.
The NJMMA serves as a professional organization for municipal managers, administrators, assistant administrators and other local government professionals. Through education, training, networking and advocacy, the association promotes ethical leadership and effective municipal governance across the state of New Jersey.
Riggs joins a distinguished group of municipal professionals committed to strengthening local government and enhancing the delivery of public services. His appointment recognizes his dedication to public service, professional leadership and ongoing contributions to municipal government.
Since joining the city administration, Riggs has played an integral role in municipal operations, strategic planning, personnel management, special projects and intergovernmental coordination. He has worked closely with City Manager Paul Dietrich, Mayor Zack Mullock and City Council to advance key initiatives that improve services for residents, businesses and visitors.
“Justin has distinguished himself as a dedicated and forward-thinking public servant who consistently demonstrates professionalism, integrity and a commitment to excellence,” Dietrich said. “His appointment to the NJMMA executive board is a reflection of the respect he has earned among his peers and the contributions he has made to the municipal management profession.”
Riggs expressed appreciation for the opportunity to serve the association.
“I am honored to have been selected to serve on the executive board of the New Jersey Municipal Management Association,” he said. “This appointment provides an opportunity to collaborate with municipal leaders from across the state, share innovative ideas and help strengthen the profession of local government management. I am grateful for the support of City Manager Paul Dietrich and mayor and council, and I look forward to representing Cape May while contributing to the continued success of municipalities throughout New Jersey.”