“We successfully elected a Republican candidate to the board of supervisors,” he said. Politically, Rosenthal previously served as the secretary of the area six Republicans, which encompasses Plymouth Township, Whitemarsh Township and Conshohocken. He said he helped officers work normal hours so they wouldn’t suffer health problems that officers can when they work unusual hours.

“The most important thing I did is that we changed the working schedule for the police department.” “It was a very old fashioned police department,” he said.

He said he helped to bring in new uniforms, a mobile police station, K-9 officers and a new scheduling system for police officers. “We also built a dedicated Little League field in Lower Merion which is a long and difficult battle.” He also touted helping to bring a little league to Lower Merion and was president of the league for nine years. “Our parks were in bad shape in Lower Merion and we dedicated ourselves to getting that resolved and revived 27 parks and got most of them done while I was there.” He touted during this time being the head of the recreation committee and fixing the parks in Lower Merion. “I got elected at a time when the board was a seven-seven split and I won in the Democratic ward,” he said. Rosenthal served as a Lower Merion Township commissioner from 1993 to 2000 and said he can work across party lines and bring in Democrat votes. But what we did is we improved the way we spent our money. “When I was commissioner in Lower Merion I pledged that we would not raise taxes during my tenure and we did not for eight years. Rosenthal, an adjunct professor at Peirce College in Philadelphia, said the county needs to fiscally responsible. Former county Commissioner Thomas Ellis and West Norriton Commissioner Stephen Tolbert announced their intention to stand for election earlier this month. Rosenthal is the third Republican to seek his party’s endorsement for the commissioner’s slot. I’ve been successful in the past and I demonstrate all the qualifications and the background to effectively lead our county.” “I’m endowed with the spirit of public service,” he said.

NORRISTOWN > A former Philadelphia prosecutor who served two terms as a commissioner in Lower Merion Township is seeking the Montgomery County Republican Party’s endorsement to run for Montgomery County commissioner.īrian Rosenthal, 62, of Whitemarsh, said on Wednesday in a phone interview he hopes to be able to bring people together and if elected would practice public service over politics.

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