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During a recent reorganization meeting, Glidden recognized Dolson for his service, which included overseeing the public safety, finance and technology committees. Dolson, a corporate accountant, also is credited for using his background to help with budgeting in Closter, which in the last six years had an average 2.6-percent increase in taxes, officials said.
He also was council president in 2015. Prior to the last two terms on the council, Dolson served on the council from 1992-94.
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