For Immediate
Release:
August 14, 2025
Monmouth County Surrogate Court
recognized
as National Public Sector AI Innovator
Awarded by Center for Public Sector AI and
Government Technology
FREEHOLD, NJ – Monmouth County Surrogate Maureen T.
Raisch proudly announced that the Monmouth County Surrogate Court has been
recognized as one of the AI 50 Public Sector Innovators, a national honor
awarded by the Center for Public Sector AI and Government Technology.
“The Surrogate’s Office assists residents with a
wide range of needs, and our AI program helps us do that better than ever. We
can now provide information on probate, estates, and all our services 24/7,
with multilingual support through our voice attendant and web-based search
tool” said Surrogate Maureen T. Raisch “I want to thank my staff for their hard
work in achieving this recognition and for their unwavering dedication to the
residents of Monmouth County.”
According to AI 50, the Public Sector Innovators
award highlights individuals and organizations making significant contributions
to AI adoption and advancement within public sector agencies. Both public and
private sector participants focused on public service were eligible for
nomination.
“Congratulations to Monmouth County Surrogate
Maureen T. Raisch and her team for their leadership in this emerging technology
and for consistently providing the highest level of service to those who
contact the office for assistance,” said Commissioner Director Thomas A.
Arnone. “Monmouth County is committed to offering vital services to our
residents, and this award reflects that commitment.”
“The Surrogate’s Office provides invaluable support,
often to those facing difficult situations. I commend them for using innovative
technology to enhance services for our residents,” said Commissioner Erik
Anderson. “I’m proud to be the Commissioner liaison to the Surrogate’s Office
and I congratulate Surrogate Raisch and her team on this groundbreaking
program.”
“It’s an honor to see Monmouth County recognized as
a leader in innovation, and I want to thank the Monmouth County Board of County
Commissioners for their support in this endeavor,” said Surrogate Raisch. “I
look forward to further developing these initiatives and positioning the
Monmouth County Surrogate’s Office as a model of excellence in service to our
residents.”
For more information about the Monmouth County
Surrogate’s Office, go to visitmonmouth.com/surrogate or call 732-431-7330.
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