Holmdel Mayor, Deputy Mayor To Run For Re-Election On Township Committee

HOLMDEL, NJ — Holmdel Mayor Brian Foster and Deputy Mayor Kim LaMountain have officially announced their plans to run for re-election on the Holmdel Township Committee.

The pair has been unanimously selected by the Official Holmdel Republican Party to be their candidates for the committee race, according to Marcy McMullen, the Holmdel Republican Party Chair.

As the town’s current mayor and deputy mayor, Foster and LaMountain work every day to ensure their community continues to serve everyone, their campaign said.

The pair have a long history of volunteering their time to Holmdel, with Foster having served on the Board of Education, as a Holmdel EMS ambulance driver, as Commissioner on the Monmouth County Parks & Recreation Commission, and on the Special Olympics Winter & Summer Games Committee.

In addition, LaMountain has also served on many Holmdel boards, coached Cheer, and served on the POP Warner/AYF Board.

Under their leadership, the campaign said the Township Committee has taken major steps in preserving open space in Holmdel, with the expected acquisition of Potter’s Farm, supporting the Holmdel School District through a $600,000 shared services agreement, and enhancing public safety with free supplemental EMS support.

These efforts are just the latest steps forward for a committee that has “all but erased the divisiveness and acrimony of past leaders and focused on public service over politics,” the campaign said.

“We’re excited to have received unanimous support to seek re-election,” Foster and LaMountain said. “We’re proud of our record of service and the steps we’re taking to preserve our community, and we’re enthusiastically looking toward Holmdel’s future.”

“Brian and Kim have met the moment as leaders of our town,” McMullen said of the pair. “They’ve earned a chance at another 3 years, and we know they’ll keep moving Holmdel forward.”

The primary election will take place on June 10, 2025.

To learn more about Foster and LaMountain, you can visit their campaign page or website.