East Windsor Township Proclaims Hispanic Heritage Month
Published on October 12, 2026
For Release: October 12, 2026
Mayor Janice S. Mironov proclaimed September 15 through October 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month, recognizing the significant contributions of Hispanic Americans and celebrating the cultural diversity and rich heritage of the Township's Hispanic community.
The Proclamation issued by Mayor Mironov states, “Cultural diversity has always been a great strength of our community and our Nation, and Hispanic Americans constitute a significant part of our community.” The Proclamation further recognizes that “the cultural, educational and political influences of Hispanic Americans can be seen and appreciated in all aspects of our life, including gifted artists, distinctive cuisine, vibrant businesses and community festivals.”
The Mayoral Proclamation continues, “Hispanic Americans have enriched the American way of life by participating in all aspects, including scholars, entrepreneurs and public servants, and Hispanic Americans have provided important insights, energy and leadership to our communities and Country.”
The Proclamation further “encourages all residents to celebrate the countless contributions of Hispanic Americans in our community by observing and participating in the many appropriate programs, ceremonies and activities during this special month-long celebration.”
Mayor Mironov stated, “The diversity of our community is a great source of strength, making us healthier and more understanding, while providing valuable opportunities to learn about and appreciate the backgrounds, traditions and cultures of others. We welcome opportunities to participate in events and celebrations that highlight the many cultures represented in East Windsor and recognize the unique contributions that each individual and group brings to our community.”

Mayor Janice S. Mironov and Council Members Richard Eland, Marc Lippman, Johnnie Whittington, Joseph Miczak and John Zoller present a Proclamation recognizing September 15 through October 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month to members of the local Hispanic community.
