Ronald G. Rios
105 Marion Street
Carteret, NJ 07008
tel: (732) 745-7092
fax: (732) 745-3110

PUBLIC SERVICE:
	Borough of Carteret Council President, 2003-present Council Member at Large, 2001-present, 1982-1984 Former Borough Police Committee & Fire Committee Chair Former Member: Zoning Board of Adjustment Chaired various boards and departments including: Garage Services, Fire Department, Parks Department, E.M.S., Police Department, Labor Negotiation, Planning Board, Port Authority, Human Relations, Veterans Affairs, Carteret Centennial Anniversary Committee Middlesex County Commissioner - Middlesex County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund Middlesex County Democratic Org. Committee Member - 1980-present Former 19th District State Legislative Aide Former Carteret Democratic Chairman, 1990-1991 Memberships Member Governors Ethnic Advisory Commission Member NALEO (National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials) Member NJPO (New Jersey Planning Officials) Carteret Democratic Committee
Employment Experience:
2003-Present	Retired after 30 years with Conrail Corporation
1996-2003	CONRAIL/TCU/AFL-CIO Hazmat Peer Instructor GEORGE MEANY CENTER FOR LABOR STUDIES Hazmat Training Consultant
Education:
2000	Bachelor of Arts: National Labor College - Silver Springs, MD: Occupational Safety and Health
1995-1997	Advanced Teaching Techniques / Hazardous Materials Transportation Certified: Chemical Emergency Response Training Center for Worker Health & Safety Education Hazardous Waste Worker / Chemical Emergency Response Training
1970	Woodbridge High School - Woodbridge, NJ Business Curriculum / graduate
Other Experience:
1993-2003	President - Oak Island Local 6965 Transportation Communications International Union AFL-CIO Oak Island Local 6965 Transportation Communications International Union AFL-CIO Shop Steward, Recording Secretary, Assistant Local Chairman, Vice President
Accomplishments: Spearheaded and researched for the new ambulances and EMS services Spearheaded truck traffic diversion plan off of Roosevelt Ave in West Carteret through negotiations with Woodbridge Township Met with New Jersey Turnpike for upgrade of Interchange 12 Initiated Town Meetings for governing body to meet with residents throughout the community on business related topics, complaints, concerns, ideas Proposed and completed project of 911 Monument for Carteret Victims Spearheaded upgrading of Veterans Memorial in Carteret Park Proposed Ordinance Ban on Railroad Remote Control Locomotives Proposed Ordinance for Home Improvement Contractor License Proposed Ordinance on Prevailing Wages for Contractors (Supported by State AFL-CIO) Proposed the creation of the Veterans Affairs Committee