Hunterdon County Commissioner Shaun C. Van Doren honored with ‘Commissioner of the Year’ Award
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – The New Jersey Association of Counties (NJAC) recently honored Hunterdon County Deputy Director Shaun C. Van Doren with the prestigious Commissioner of the Year Award during its annual conference at Caesar’s Palace in Atlantic City.
The award recognizes exceptional leadership, dedication to public service, and significant contributions to county governance in New Jersey.
Among those in attendance to celebrate the occasion were Hunterdon County Director John E. Lanza, Commissioner Susan J. Soloway, and County Clerk Mary Melfi, all joining in recognition of Van Doren’s service and commitment.
“I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from NJAC,” said Deputy Director Van Doren. “Public service is a team effort, and this award is a testament to the dedication of my colleagues and the community we serve. I look forward to continuing our work to improve the lives of county residents.”
The award was presented during the President’s Luncheon, a featured event of the NJAC’s annual gathering, where county officials and professionals from across the state convened to recognize exemplary service and exchange best practices.
Deputy Director Van Doren has demonstrated excellence as County Commissioner, with a strong commitment to community improvement through innovative policies and advocacy. His leadership has played a key role in enhancing local government efficiency and strengthening collaboration with both municipal officials and county departments.
NJAC’s annual conference continues to serve as a critical platform for county leaders to discuss policy, share innovations, and coordinate efforts that benefit New Jersey’s counties. The Commissioner of the Year Award reflects the association’s ongoing commitment to honoring leadership that delivers meaningful, positive change.
