Marlene Simone Celebrated for Over Three Decades of Service to Little Falls

LITTLE FALLS, NJ - The Township of Little Falls has proclaimed July 31 as "Marlene Simone Day" in Little Falls in honor of Marlene Simone, the Deputy Registrar for the Township. This comes after Simone announced her retirement after over 33 years of service.

Simone's career with the township began in January 1991, and over the years, she has taken on numerous roles, including DPW Secretary, Recycling Coordinator, Police Department Clerk and Budget Coordinator, Deputy Registrar, and Board of Health Secretary. Her versatility and dedication have been invaluable to the township.

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Throughout her career, Simone worked closely with the township administration, her co-workers, and the residents of Little Falls. Her ability to assist with any and all issues that arose on a daily basis demonstrated her unwavering commitment to the community. Simone's professionalism and competence, officials say, have been a cornerstone of her service, making her an indispensable part of the township staff.

"The Township of Little Falls is proud to honor Marlene Simone's service and contributions to the community," Mayor James Damiano said. "We wish her all the best in her retirement."

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