Dr. Krystal Hunter has been a proud Evesham resident since 2015. She grew up in Mt. Laurel where she attended Lenape High School. 

Krystal bachelor's degree in economics from Spelman College. She furthered her education by getting her MBA from Rutgers School of Management (now called Rutgers Business School) and PhD in Business Data Science from New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT).

Krystal presently works as a biostatistician in a local healthcare system and associate professor at its affiliated medical school. Krystal has always been  engaged in community service inside and outside of Evesham. She has volunteered at Contact We Care, Inc in Fanwood, NJ where she served for 500 hours. She has worked as a domestic violence advocate  for the Camden County Women's Shelter since 2011. Krystal also volunteers as a confidential sexual assault advocate for the Center of Family Services program "Services Empowering the Rights of Victims" (SERV) since 2012. Krystal has also served as a public servant in Evesham as a volunteer for the Marlton Farmer's Market and a commissioner for the Evesham Municipal Utilities Authority.  Krystal is also very active in her church where she serves all members new and seasoned. She serves as a teacher, coordinator and lead for several events that are sponsored by the church. 

Dr. Hunter is an avid runner and has run three marathons, and numerous other races at varying distances. It will not be unusual to see Krystal participate in several races in town as she has ran in the July 4th and Turkey Trot 5K races. Krystal also enjoys reading and crocheting baby blankets.

Evesham Township Councilwoman Heather Cooper is currently serving her second term on the Township Council. A proud resident of Evesham since 2013, Heather, along with her husband and boys, is deeply committed to building a vibrant, inclusive community where all residents can thrive.

With over 25 years of experience in the Human Services field, Heather brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to her role on the council. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Rutgers University through the Center for Executive Leadership in Government, a testament to her passion for public service and leadership. She also holds a certification through the Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM).

Heather has spearheaded many initiatives for Evesham residents through community partnerships on both the local and state level. She continues to advocate and bring forward the ideas from residents on policy issues that impact her community. Her career has been dedicated to helping people connect to the resources and services they need to empower and support autonomy, investing in youth leadership and development to secure a positive outlook for Evesham into the future.

From the expansion of the townships Disability & Veterans Advisory Committee and the first Human Rights Advisory Council in Evesham, raising awareness through the first of many cultural events and educational awareness for citizens who experience disabilities has been paramount to remain an inclusive community.

In collaboration with the Mayor and Council, she's worked to ensure the township secured millions of dollars in grant opportunities to supplement funding for the needs of Evesham, including, roads, parks, preserving opens space and many other environmental projects and initiatives; while maintaining fiscal responsibility as stewards of the townships resources.

Additionally, serving on the Municipal Alliance, she's worked to ensure the township expanded its support families that have lost loved ones to substance abuse disorders as well as programs to support those in recovery. These resources continue to expand and connect all underserved and under represented groups in our community. Areas include Anti-bullying  and stigma free efforts, along with public safety and mental health training to First Responders, promoting mental health awareness for our most vulnerable population, our youth and seniors.

She's also proud to support efforts on behalf of Evesham Township to obtain the Governor’s “We Value our Veterans” Award and a certification from the NJ State Veterans Chamber of Commerce to be a “Veteran Friendly Municipality” in 2019. The ongoing efforts to provide recognition and support and most importantly, share the stories of our Veterans is a continued focus.

In addition, she's worked to spearhead the preservation of Evesham Township’s history, including historic areas of our black history and the many Underground Railroad stops; a historic black community enclave from the 1800’s, and a historic burial ground that includes black Americans and Veterans. This also encompasses areas that are a historic part of the Indigenous ancestors to  the Lenni-Lenape Tribe in our community. This work stems from a goal of "Celebrating Diversity as our strength here in Evesham."

Heathers inspiration comes from spending time with our future leaders including her own boys and working collaboratively with the voices of our residents. Heather’s public service begins most early mornings starting her day in the gym or on her yoga mat, as she begins the day with gratitude and hope for the future.

Joe Fisicaro is a nearly lifelong resident of Evesham Township, where he lives in the Mayfair section of Evesham with his wife and two amazing girls. 

Joe attended elementary school at Van Zant Elementary, was in the first seventh grade class at DeMasi Middle School, and graduated in the Class of 1999 at Cherokee High School. 

Joe graduated from Stockton University in 2003 with a degree in political science and began his teaching career the very same year at Seneca High School in 2003. 

In 2012, Joe made the move to teaching at Cherokee High School, where he currently teaches social studies and directs both the fall and spring musicals. Joe has a passion for teaching and being a positive mentor for his students.

Joe has dedicated most of his life to serving Evesham Township. He was elected to his first term on the ETSD Board of Education in 2003, while still in college, at the age of 22.  He served from 2003-2009 before taking time off to start his family. He was compelled to return to public life when re-elected to the ETSD BOE in 2012, where he continued to serve until 2024. In total he served seven years as BOE President and five years as BOE Vice President. 

Joe is an avid sports fan, he loves dining out at many of the township's local restaurants, working out, and spending time with his family. Joe is very enthusiastic to do all he can to improve Evesham Township.

Christian Smith moved to Evesham Township in 2013, where he resides with his wife (a 1997 Cherokee High School graduate) and their two kids.

Christian has spent his time as a resident investing in the safety of this community by joining the Evesham Township Watch Advisory Committee in 2020 to engage with fellow residents and the Evesham Township Police Department in an effort to help create a safer environment for the residents of Evesham Township. Christian was also elected to the Evesham Township Board of Fire Commissioners where he committed his time working to ensure the residents of this community had an efficient Fire - Rescue Service equipped to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding community. 

Prior to his election to Township Council, Christian Smith was also a resident member of the Human Rights Advisory Committee. He now serves as Township Council's liaison to the group, which promotesthe importance of creating a community where all of its residents are treated with equality and respect.

Christian also enjoys volunteering his time as an assistant baseball and basketball coach for the Marlton Recreation League. In addition to being active members in organizations involving his children, Christian also recognized the importance of carrying out his civic - duties to his community.