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Dave Fleisher, a lifelong Cherry Hill resident, has led the Township Council’s initiatives to hold the line on taxes for the past 10 years, invest in our community, and protect our neighborhoods. Dave has been active in youth sports, numerous charitable causes and is a member of Temple Emanuel. Dave has been a financial planner for 30 years and commits his expertise to ensure the Township’s fiscal strength and to protect taxpayers. Dave is a graduate of Cherry Hill Public Schools and Ithaca College, where he serves on the Board of Trustees. Dave and his wife, Jen, are especially proud of their three children who attended Cherry Hill Public Schools. 

Carole Roskoph’s passion for Cherry Hill shines through in everything she does. As a dedicated volunteer in many community activities, an English teacher and Student Activities Coordinator at Cherry Hill High School West (Go Lions!), she is devoted to improving township services to make life better for the people of our town. Carole is especially focused on improving the quality of life for our community — from our youngest children to our senior citizens, with a commitment to greening our environment and making Cherry Hill a place our children will come home to. A resident of Cherry Valley, Carole is a graduate of Rutgers University and received a Masters of Arts from The George Washington University in Women’s Studies.

Sangeeta Doshi is a longtime Cherry Hill resident and has spent countless hours on the athletic fields and along the way learned the value of teamwork which is essential to making Cherry Hill’s government strong. Sangeeta is Co-Chair of the Human Relations Committee and the Green Team and is a volunteer with Moms Demand Action. In 2020, she was appointed to the NJ Transit Board of Directors by Governor Murphy. Sangeeta’s is a telecommunications executive and small business owner with an Electrical Engineering degree from WPI and an MBA from Babson College. A resident of the Short Hills neighborhood, she lives with her husband, three sons, and their dog.

As a former member of the Planning Board, Zoning Board, and Cherry Hill Board of Education, Bill Carter knows how to navigate government for the benefit of its residents. Appointed to Township Council last June, and elected in November, the newest township elected official wasted no time getting to work helping residents with everyone from COVID-19 issues to bettering our recreation and senior programs. A construction engineer by trade, Bill is a businessman who knows the importance of keeping taxes steady. A longtime member of the Cherry Hill African American Civic Association, Bill and his family reside in Surrey Place East.