At the time of the borough's dissolution in 2022, the members of the Pine Valley Board of Commissioners were Mayor Michael B. Kennedy, Kendra L. Clark and Debra M. Kennedy all serving terms of office ending May 17, 2022.2019 Municipal User Friendly Budget, Borough of Pine Valley. Accessed September 22, 2019. The three commissioners had run unopposed in the 2018 May municipal election.Wildstein, David. "Incumbents run unopposed in tiny Pine Valley and Teterboro Teterboro mayor beats his son by 1 vote", New Jersey Globe, May 9, 2018. Accessed March 3, 2020. "Pine Valley in Camden County had a population of 10 after the 2010 census, but NJ.com reported that there are 15 voters. Incumbents Michael Kennedy and Debra Kennedy each won 12 votes. Newcomer Kendra Clark, who ran for a Commissioner seat vacated by Jane Bromley, received 13 votes."Meeting Minutes for June 19, 2018, Borough of Pine Valley. Accessed March 3, 2020.
at the time of the borough's dissolution in 2022 the members of the pine valley board of commissioners were mayor michael b kennedy kendra l clark and debra m kennedy all serving terms of office ending may 17 20222019 municipal user friendly budget borough of pine valley accessed september 22 2019 the three commissioners had run unopposed in the 2018 may municipal electionwildstein david "incumbents run unopposed in tiny pine valley and teterboro teterboro mayor beats his son by 1 vote" new jersey globe may 9 2018 accessed march 3 2020 "pine valley in camden county had a population of 10 after the 2010 census but njcom reported that there are 15 voters incumbents michael kennedy and debra kennedy each won 12 votes newcomer kendra clark who ran for a commissioner seat vacated by jane bromley received 13 votes"meeting minutes for june 19 2018 borough of pine valley accessed march 3 2020