Councilman Chris Hillmann (2018 - Present)

After running unsuccessfully in 2016, Chris was first elected to the Hasbrouck Heights Council in 2017.

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He is the Commissioner of Social Services & Deputy Commissioner for Transportation.

He is also the Access for All liaison. 

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Professionally, Chris is the Director of Legislative Affairs at NJ Motor Vehicles Commission. Prior to that, he worked for for HPAE, NJ's largest healthcare union, and previously spent 11 years working for District 38 Legislators Connie Wagner & Tim Eustace. 

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Chris and his husband Patrick were married in 2016 at The Ivy Inn. 

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email him for government issues at: CouncilmanHillmann@Hasbrouck-HeightsNJ.org

email him for political issues at: Chris4Heights@gmail.com

Councilman Steven Reyngoudt (2019 - Present)

Steven was elected to the Hasbrouck Heights Council in 2018 and serves as Commissioner of Transportation & Deputy Commissioner of Social Services. In 2019 he served as Council liaison to Library Board of Trustees. He has also served on the committee overseeing Woodland Park. 

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A lifelong resident of Hasbrouck Heights, Steven graduated from Hasbrouck Heights High School in 1993. He and his wife Dana have three daughters. Steven is a graduate of Rowan University and works as a fine wine consultant with Gallo Wine Sales of NJ as well as a shop steward with UFCW Local 2D. Steven is a past president of the Hasbrouck Heights Soccer Association and board member from 2011-2018.

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Email Steven: 

CouncilmanReyngoudt@Hasbrouck-HeightsNJ.org.

Lenny Introna / Democratic Municipal Chair

Lenny is a former HH Councilman, elected in 2004. He was a member of the Council from 2005-2008 and served one year as Council President.

Lenny works in the Union City School System and is a shop steward at MetLife Stadium.

Lenny ran for Council in 2007 & 2008.

Mary Blanusa / Democratic Municipal Vice-Chair

Mary was raised in Hasbrouck Heights and returned here in 2007 to raise her family. Her two sons attend HH public schools and she is a past president of the Hasbrouck Heights Junior Woman's Club. She has served on Democratic County Committee since 2009.

Mary's first exposure to local politics came at age 8 when she campaigned for her father, Robert Call, in his first run for Hasbrouck Heights Council. She ran for Council in 2011.

Every voting precinct in Hasbrouck Heights has two elected representatives in the Democratic Party. These committee members vote at county conventions to determine who is endorsed by the Bergen County Democratic Committee

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District 1: Noreen Burns

District 1: Lenny Introna

District 2: Ronnell LaMorte-Kearns

District 2: Richard Potter 

District 3: Marysol Fede

District 3: Douglas Fede 

District 4: George Campen

District 4: Mary Blanusa

District 5: Humberto Goez

District 5: Claudia Goez

District 6: Jill Ambrosini

District 6: Patrick McCluskey

District 7: Jessica Ambrosini

District 7: Chris Cunningham

District 8: Elizabeth Liu

District 8: David Porfido

District 9: John Hund

District 9: Dorean Rutt

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