The Mid Jersey Association of REALTORS®, with offices in South River and Branchburg, seeks volunteers to serve on its 2027 Committees / Task Forces.
Volunteers are the foundation of MJAR’s strength and continued success. If you wish to be considered for any of the Committees/ Task Forces listed below, please submit this form in its entirety.
Terms will be for the calendar year starting January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2027.
IMPORTANT NOTE: 2026 MJAR Committee / Task Force Members who wish to continue on the same Committee / Task Force for 2027 will need to reapply. Members are not automatically placed on the same Committee / Task Force for the following year.
Deadline for submission is by 5:00 PM on Friday, October 23, 2026.
The 2027 Committees / Task Forces will be formed by the incoming President and members will be informed by early December if they have been chosen to serve on a Committee(s) or Task Force(s.)
Code of Conduct for Mid Jersey Association of REALTORS® Committee/Task Force Volunteers
Budget & Finance Committee
Circle of Excellence Verification Task Force
Community Service Committee
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
Policy & Procedure Task Force
Professional Standards Committee
- GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE: The function of this Committee is to give initial consideration to allegations of unethical conduct and requests for arbitration, and to determine whether a complaint should be the subject for a hearing in its claim and presentation. The committee makes the determination whether a complaint should be dismissed or referred to the Professional Standards Committee for a hearing. Advanced training is required to serve on a case.
- MEDIATOR COMMITTEE: Serves to help REALTORS® resolve conflicts amongst themselves, rather than with a professional standards panel, to enable them to decide their outcome. Facilitates resolution over arbitrable disputes, such as commissions. Advanced training is required to serve on a case.
- OMBUDSMAN COMMITTEE: To identify and resolve misunderstandings and disagreements before the matter turns into a possible charge of unethical conduct. Training in advance of being assigned a case is required.