Lisa Glasbland makes the case for Delia Hamlet for City Council in Ward 1, citing her hands-on approach on public safety, homelessness and flooding, in a new TAPinto Summit op-ed.
Delia Hamlet asks why Council is slow-walking Summit's Fourth Round affordable housing plan and what the delay could mean for residents, in a new TAPinto Summit article.
Councilman Jamel Boyer makes the case for investing in the 147 existing affordable housing units in Summit's Fourth Round plan, in a new TAPinto Summit article.
Delia Hamlet, candidate for Summit NJ Common Council, lays out her priorities in a new TAPinto Summit letter: public safety, responsible development, and hands-on constituent service.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 28, 2026 Together For Summit Announces 2026 Council Ticket The 2026 Summit Common Council election is about more than choosing two candidates. It is about choosing the direction of our city. Together For Summit was created to keep local government focused on the issues that matter most to residents: safe neighborhoods, responsible […]
Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | November 2nd, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet In a season filled with political noise and misinformation, Council President Pro Tempore Delia Hamlet asks Summit residents to focus on what truly matters — results. Over the past three years, Together for Summit has proven that when leadership rises above partisanship and stays […]
Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit | October 7th, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet Summit Council Delivers Wins for Families, Preservation, and Progress Summit is moving forward — with new investments in our parks, our history, and our community’s future. After nearly a decade of planning, the long-awaited lighting for Upper Tatlock Field and Investors Field is finally […]
Originally Posted on TAPinto Summit |September 14th, 2025 | By Councilwoman Delia Hamlet Proven Leadership. Real Results. A Voice for All of Summit. Three years ago, Councilwoman Delia Hamlet made history as a write-in candidate, earning the trust of Ward One residents by fewer than 40 votes. From day one, she promised to serve all of […]
