She is a graduate of Rutgers University and Rutgers Law School, Newark. Prior to her appointment to the Planning Board, Ann served, briefly, on Madison’s Historic Preservation Committee. She brings broad experience from her service as Councilwoman, 1998-2004 and Mayor, 2001 in Randolph Township, Morris County. There, she worked extensively on environmental issues including preserving Open Space and the Highlands Region. In Randolph Township, Ann also served on the Board of Adjustment and the Library Board. Ann and her husband, Herm, moved to Madison in 2005. While at the Attorney General’s Office, Ann was not permitted to engage in political activity. As soon as she retired, she eagerly returned to public service.