Pitman Borough Council · Nov 3, 2026
Kevin
Austin
Kevin Austin is running for Pitman Borough Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · Borough Council
- 01Kevin AustinYou’re reading
- 02Robert Hahn
- 03Adam MazzolaIncumbent
- 04Chris MorozinIncumbent
Background
- About
- Retired U.S. Army National Guard colonel and former two-term Pitman councilman, first elected in 2013. He was Pitman Fire Marshal for 22 years and serves on the Pitman Planning and Zoning Board.
- On the ballot as
- Republican
- Party
- Four candidates are on the ballot for two council seats: Adam Mazzola and Chris Morozin (Democratic) and Robert Hahn and Kevin Austin (Republican). Gloucester County Clerk · Aug 27, 2026City issues often split differently from national party lines. Compare their positions.
- Campaign website
- www.pitmanrepublican.com
Four candidates are on the ballot for two council seats: Adam Mazzola and Chris Morozin (Democratic) and Robert Hahn and Kevin Austin (Republican). Gloucester County Clerk · Aug 27, 2026
On the record: Kevin Austin
5 sourced01Redevelopment1 sourced position
As a Planning and Zoning Board member, voted yes to recommend that the council declare a study area a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment (motion carried, Dec. 2025).
Commission votePitman Planning & Zoning Board · Dec 15, 2025Link
02Zoning and neighborhood character2 sourced positions
As a Planning and Zoning Board member, voted yes on a motion to deny use variances to use a detached garage at 96 Brookfield Avenue as living quarters (denied 7-0, June 2026).
Commission votePitman Planning & Zoning Board · Jun 15, 2026Link
Austin & Hahn for Council joint platform (campaign site)
Joint platform supports local zoning and planning decisions that respect existing neighborhoods and the borough's character.
Protect Pitman's ability to make local zoning and planning decisions that respect existing neighborhoods and the Borough's character.”
Own statementAustin & Hahn for Council 2026 (Pitman Republicans campaign site)Link
03Taxes and spending1 sourced position
Austin & Hahn for Council joint platform (campaign site)
Joint platform says Pitman's local-purpose tax rate rose 22.2% from 2023 to 2026 and backs careful review of spending and debt.
Pitman's local-purpose tax rate rose 22.2% from 2023 to 2026. Austin and Hahn support careful review of spending, debt, and long-term budget decisions while protecting essential services.”
Own statementAustin & Hahn for Council 2026 (Pitman Republicans campaign site)Link
04Downtown and local business1 sourced position
Austin & Hahn for Council joint platform (campaign site)
Joint platform supports growth that brings new energy downtown without sacrificing Pitman's small-town character.
We support smart, sustainable growth that brings new energy to our downtown and local businesses, without sacrificing the small-town character that makes Pitman special.”
Own statementWhat We Stand For | Austin & Hahn for Pitman CouncilLink
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