Eric Holliday

Eric Holliday is an out and proud Gay Democratic Councilman of Bordentown Township and a retired Sergeant from the New Jersey Department of Corrections, where he dedicated 25 years of service. His career began at East Jersey State Prison and evolved through roles as a Hostage Negotiator, Emergency Management Coordinator, and instructor at the Correctional Officer Academy. He also held leadership positions in the New Jersey Law Enforcement Supervisors Association, including President.

Eric has broken barriers as becoming the first LGBTQ+ Committeeman in Bordentown Township, NJ. A Bordentown Township resident for 24 years, Eric has served on the Township Committee from 2015 to 2024, including two terms as Deputy Mayor. Passionate about community service, he enjoys exercising, mountain biking, camping, skiing, and playing softball. He is also an active member of the Bordentown Rotary Club.

Eric’s decision to run for the committee stems from his commitment to maintaining and improving Bordentown’s services, infrastructure, and community spirit. He believes in accessible and transparent local government and is dedicated to making long-term investments in the township’s future. He is particularly focused on keeping taxes stable and preserving open spaces for residents to enjoy.

Eric envisions Bordentown Township as a thriving community with well-maintained parks, efficient public services, and an affordable tax rate. He is proud of his contributions to stabilizing taxes and enhancing the township’s emergency management capabilities, ensuring a bright future for Bordentown’s residents.