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Joseph Ripa

Currently holds the office of Camden County Clerk until December 31, 2024.

Candidate for Camden County Clerk in 2019 New Jersey General Election.

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Joseph Ripa

Camden County Clerk

About Joseph Ripa

Professional Experience
Camden County, County Clerk (2009 - Present)
Camden County, Freeholder (2004 - 2009)
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 880, President (1983)
Central Labor Council of Camden and Gloucester Counties, Vice President
New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority, Member
South Jersey Labor Council, Chairman
Camden County College, Trustee
South Jersey Transportation Authority, Commissioner
United States Army
Union Organization for Social Services Board of Directors, Member
Peoples Transport Federal Credit Union, Treasurer and Manager
Degrees
Bachelor's, Rutgers University, Labor Relations and Real Estate Sales
High School Diploma, Camden High School (1957)

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Camden County Clerk in New Jersey General Election
Camden County Clerk in New Jersey Primary Election

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