The Flemington Improvement District is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors composed of local small business owners, commercial property owners, and Borough Council representatives who live, work, and invest in the Borough of Flemington.
Elected by district stakeholders, the Board provides strategic leadership, fiscal stewardship, and long-range vision to advance the FID’s mission. Members guide organizational priorities, oversee responsible management of resources, and help shape initiatives that strengthen economic vitality, enhance the visitor experience, and support business growth across all three districts.
Because Board members are directly connected to the success of the community, they bring both professional expertise and personal commitment to their service. Their volunteer leadership reflects a shared dedication to cultivating a vibrant, resilient Flemington where businesses flourish and the community thrives.
Board members are responsible for:
Who Can Serve:
Board members may include:
Who Votes:
Board members are elected by a majority vote of FID stakeholders (one vote per business or property owner, regardless of the number of businesses or properties owned).
Term Length:
Board members serve three-year terms, with a limit of two consecutive three-year terms. Board members must then roll off for a minimum of one year.
Annual Election Timeline:
Serving on the Board
Serving on the FID Board is both an honor and a responsibility. Board members are stewards of a public-facing organization funded through assessments and partnerships. Their decisions directly affect local businesses, property owners, and the broader Flemington community. Effective governance depends on mutual respect, clear roles, open communication, and a shared commitment to the district's long-term success.
Board members are expected to:
Under FID's bylaws, board members who don't meet attendance or participation expectations may be removed.
