Re-Elect Mayor John Wallace, III and Tim “Dan” Brown & Deanna Davis Garlic for Borough Council - Vote on November 3rd, 2026!

About Our Candidates

John E. Wallace, III

Mayor Wallace began serving in 2015 has remained committed to reducing the cost and size of local government through shared services, while continuing to strengthen relationships with residents, businesses, and community stakeholders.

Mayor Wallace is employed at Cooper University Hospital in the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, where he serves as a perfusionist.

Mayor Wallace has been a resident of Glassboro for over 40 years. He is a graduate of Washington Township High School, Class of 1983. He attended Virginia Tech and the University of Maryland and earned both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees from Thomas Edison State University. He also holds a post-graduate certificate from Cooper University Hospital’s School of Perfusion.

Mayor Wallace is certified by the American Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion and is a member of the American Society of Extracorporeal Technology. He serves as a Class I member of the Glassboro Planning Board and has been actively involved in regional leadership, including serving as a past president of the Gloucester County Mayors Association and as an Executive Board Member of the New Jersey Conference of Mayors.

Deeply engaged in the community, Mayor Wallace is a strong supporter of local events and an avid sports enthusiast. He is a familiar presence at Glassboro High School and recreational sporting events throughout the Borough.

Mayor Wallace and his wife, Elisa, have three children—Ashley, Desmond, and John IV—and are proud grandparents to their granddaughter, Aria.

Timothy Daniel Brown

Tim “Dan”Brown has been a Glassboro resident since 1976 and graduate of Glassboro High School, 1991.

Retired as Lieutenant from the Glassboro Police Department, where he served as D.A.R.E. instructor, teaching our children about the dangers of drugs and alcohol.

He served as Head Coach for the Glassboro High School Varsity Baseball Team and additionally volunteered as Head Coach for Glassboro Park and Recreation Basketball. Has coached many teams of all sports and age levels since 1994 and was named South Jersey Times Coach of the Year in 2019.

Tim “Dan” Brown is a strong community leader, who puts our families first. He is an advocate for community policing and believes that Glassboro should be the safest and most wholesome place to live, work and play.

He resides with his wife, Lisa and has two sons,  Nick and Ryan, and grandson, Liam.

Deanna Davis Garlic

Mrs. Garlic has been a resident of Glassboro for over 35 years. Her primary education began in Glassboro and was completed at Clayton High School. Mrs. Garlic’s background also includes a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University in Sociology and Labor Studies and a master’s degree from Eastern University in Nonprofit Management. Later she was an instructor for three years teaching “How to Start a Small Business”, at Camden County College.

Mrs. Garlic is the Executive Director and Founder of Stay Focused Magazine, a New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation. She has become a gifted Business Coach and leader in Administrative Organization. She is the Publisher and Chief Editor of Stay Focused Magazine, a quarterly Christian publication with advertisers and subscribers from across 15 States.

Locally Mrs. Garlic has served two years as an Assistant Coach for Glassboro Midget Football Cheerleaders. She is also Head Coach for Ambassador Christian Academy (ACA) Basketball Cheerleaders.

Mrs. Garlic serves the National Day of Prayer Taskforce as the Gloucester County Coordinator, Moms In Prayer Weekly Facilitator at ACA, and she hosts monthly corporate prayer and is a partner at Agape Fellowship Christian Church (AFCC) in Clayton since planted in May 2017.

Mrs. Garlic is most interested in healthy living for families, safety for all, and growing the small family (and individual) owned business community. She began Glassboro’s first “Be Healthy Glassboro” event in 2026.

Her family has been proudly living in the Elsmere Community of Glassboro for five generations and counting! (Roland & Davis Family)

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The Big Issues

the facts on taxes

The Borough has kept tax rates steady while delivering top-rate services, programs, and community events for Glassboro residents. In fact, the municipal tax rate has only increased by 2.6%, which equates on average to just $50.65 per year per family. It’s clear the money is going a long way and provides direct benefits back to Glassboro residents and families. From road improvement projects to Downtown redevelopment to expanded community services, your hard-earned tax dollars are coming back over and over again as you enjoy and benefit from all that Glassboro has to offer.