Burlington County Commissioner
Randy Brolo currently serves as a Burlington County Commissioner and is a lifelong advocate for working families. A proud member of Laborers Local 172, he started as an apprentice in 2006 and has spent his career in the labor movement — organizing, training, and fighting for good-paying jobs, fair wages, and opportunity for working people across South Jersey.
Randy's record of service runs deep in his community. He chairs the Lumberton Township Planning Board and serves as a trustee of the Burlington County Central Labor Council (AFL-CIO), as Vice Chairman of both the Burlington County Workforce Development Board and the Mount Holly Municipal Authority, on the county's Community Development Advisory Committee, and on the Rancocas Valley Regional High School Board of Education.
A proud father of five and a grandfather, Randy enjoys supporting his children's activities, holds a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and is an antique car enthusiast.