Meet Mike
Mike Inganamort represents New Jersey's 24th Legislative District, including all of Sussex County and parts of Morris and Warren counties, in the State Assembly. He serves on the Budget Committee, the Environment Committee, and the Transportation Committee.
Mike wrote the law establishing March 9th as U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day in New Jersey. His other bills signed into law have expanded paratransit services in New Jersey, modernized public notice requirements, appropriated funds for open space preservation, and reformed the guardianship process for parents of children with developmental disabilities.
In the 221st Legislature, Mike served on the Select Committee on Ballot Design, which created a cleaner, fairer, and more logical primary election ballot. He is an active member of the Legislative Manufacturing Caucus and the Taiwan Caucus, and is co-chair of the Angling and Hunting Conservation Caucus.
Mike is the former mayor of Chester Township, where he served a combined six years on the Chester Township Council, including three years as Council President. While in local government, Mike co-founded a working group of municipalities that forged new, cost-saving shared service agreements. In the Legislature, Mike introduced the Small Town Rescue Plan, a series of bills intended to restore local decision-making.
An inductee in the Eagle Scout Hall of Fame, Mike works with area Scouts on the citizenship merit badges and frequently visits schools throughout the 24th District to talk about civic duty.
Earlier in his career, Mike held staff positions in the U.S. House of Representatives and at the Department of Interior. He managed two successful Congressional campaigns. Mike is a former trustee of the American Council of Young Political Leaders and was named to NJBIZ's Forty Under 40 List. He has participated in bipartisan delegations to El Salvador, Guatemala, Israel, Mexico, Morocco, and Tunisia.
Mike graduated magna cum laude from American University and earned a masters degree from Georgetown University.
Mike and his wife Lauren are the proud parents of three daughters.
Mike Inganamort represents New Jersey's 24th Legislative District, including all of Sussex County and parts of Morris and Warren counties, in the State Assembly. He serves on the Budget Committee, the Environment Committee, and the Transportation Committee.
Mike wrote the law establishing March 9th as U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day in New Jersey. His other bills signed into law have expanded paratransit services in New Jersey, modernized public notice requirements, appropriated funds for open space preservation, and reformed the guardianship process for parents of children with developmental disabilities.
In the 221st Legislature, Mike served on the Select Committee on Ballot Design, which created a cleaner, fairer, and more logical primary election ballot. He is an active member of the Legislative Manufacturing Caucus and the Taiwan Caucus, and is co-chair of the Angling and Hunting Conservation Caucus.
Mike is the former mayor of Chester Township, where he served a combined six years on the Chester Township Council, including three years as Council President. While in local government, Mike co-founded a working group of municipalities that forged new, cost-saving shared service agreements. In the Legislature, Mike introduced the Small Town Rescue Plan, a series of bills intended to restore local decision-making.
An inductee in the Eagle Scout Hall of Fame, Mike works with area Scouts on the citizenship merit badges and frequently visits schools throughout the 24th District to talk about civic duty.
Earlier in his career, Mike held staff positions in the U.S. House of Representatives and at the Department of Interior. He managed two successful Congressional campaigns. Mike is a former trustee of the American Council of Young Political Leaders and was named to NJBIZ's Forty Under 40 List. He has participated in bipartisan delegations to El Salvador, Guatemala, Israel, Mexico, Morocco, and Tunisia.
Mike graduated magna cum laude from American University and earned a masters degree from Georgetown University.
Mike and his wife Lauren are the proud parents of three daughters.