Berliner, Kolb, Ramjattan Form Unified Team for Teaneck Council Run

Avi Berliner, Sharon Kolb, and Amrit Ramjattan are running together as a coordinated slate for the Teaneck Township Council. The group markets itself as "One Team One Teaneck" to residents. Their campaign emphasizes a shared approach to governance that prioritizes collaboration across different neighborhoods and community backgrounds.

Berliner has lived in Teaneck for 13 years and works in financial services. He currently holds leadership roles on the Fields Advisory Board and the Open Space Trust Fund Board. His local volunteer efforts have focused on maintaining parks, recreational fields, and youth programs within the township.

Kolb is a 26-year resident with a career in special education. She previously served as a teacher and administrator, including positions within Teaneck Public Schools. She also sits on the board of the Teaneck Chamber of Commerce, where she focuses on issues related to families and local advocacy.

Ramjattan is a graduate of the Teaneck public school system and works as an electrical engineer. He serves on the Township’s Board of Adjustment. His professional history includes work on major rail and infrastructure projects for MTA New York City Transit and Parsons, providing him with experience in planning and large-scale construction.

The trio presents their combined experience as a balanced skill set for addressing the township’s current needs. They state that their team structure is designed to listen to residents and work for all communities regardless of individual backgrounds.