Indian-American Neena Singh has made history as the first Sikh Mayor of Montgomery Township in New Jersey. Sworn in on January 4 by Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman, Singh received unanimous support from the Township Committee. With 24 years as a Montgomery resident, she expressed gratitude for being the first Sikh and Indian-American woman Mayor, emphasizing her commitment to public service.

Singh's priorities include public safety and health, and her nomination for Mayor came from outgoing Mayor Devra Keenan and committee-woman Patricia Taylor Todd. With a background as Deputy Mayor and Township Committeewoman, Singh has actively contributed to community work, notably at STAND Central NJ, focusing on voter engagement and education.

Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman praised Singh's dedication to social justice and human rights. As Mayor, Singh will preside over Township Committee meetings, issue proclamations, and hold ceremonial responsibilities.

Indian-American State Senator Vin Gopal congratulated Singh as a role model for South Asian girls in New Jersey. Vincent P Barragan, appointed Deputy Mayor, expressed pride in serving with a diverse team. Singh's historic achievement sets a precedent for inclusive leadership and inspires a more diverse political landscape.