The two entities brainstormed ways they could put the community’s children first, and the discussion ranged from how to share services for things such as rock salt, janitorial services, and plowing. McCormac, and the school district administration. The sharing agreement first started with a conversation between then – Chief Financial Officer/now current Mayor of Woodbridge Township, Mayor John E. The Shared Services Agreement Began in 1998 We put the kids first and provided 125 computers throughout the 24 schools and since then we’ve been able to save money and add more to the agreement, benefiting everyone but especially the kids,” said Michael Esolda, Chief Information Officer of Woodbridge Township Municipal Government Public Safety and School District. “This program started in early 1998-1999 by connecting the schools with the media centers, as they were the hubs where all of the network equipment was stored. The shared services technology program agreement is now going on its twentieth year and the community continues to place priority on its students, while saving over $900,000 a year. This Herculean effort twenty years ago meant 24 local schools in the school district and the local government shook hands to share services encompassing everything from plowing to a local government data center. In 1998, Woodbridge Township made a commitment to their children when the Municipal Government combined services with the Woodbridge Township School District.
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