West Caldwell Mayor Joseph Tempesta and North Caldwell Mayor Mel Levine are two of 39 municipal leaders from northern New Jersey who support Gov. Chris Christie's plan to implement a 2.5 percent tax cap, the Governor's Office announced Tuesday.

Here's a list of the mayors from Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic and Union counties who endorse the cap:

Bergen County

Mayor Vince Barra, Allendale

Mayor Benedict Romeo, Cresskill

Mayor Dick Mola, Elmwood Park

Mayor Mark Sokolich, Fort Lee

Mayor Maura DeNicola, Franklin Lakes

Mayor John van Keuren, Glen Rock

Mayor Thomas Randall, Ho-Ho-Kus

Mayor Richard Martel, Mahwah

Mayor Joseph Monahan, Midland Park

Mayor James Barsa, Norwood

Mayor Victor Polce, Old Tappan

Mayor Chris Botta, Ramsey

Mayor David Pfund, Ridgewood

Mayor Margaret Watkins, River Edge

Mayor Frank Valenzuela, Rochelle Park

Mayor Nicholas Langella, Rockleigh

Mayor John Hipp, Rutherford

Mayor Samuel Raia, Saddle River

Mayor Kenneth Gabbert, Upper Saddle River

Mayor Russell Litchult, Waldwick

Mayor Joseph LaPaglia, Woodcliff Lake

Mayor Rudy Boonstra, Wyckoff

Essex County

Mayor James Gasparini, Fairfield

Mayor Thomas McDermott, Millburn

Mayor Mel Levine, North Caldwell

Village President Douglas Newman, South Orange  

Mayor Joseph Tempesta, West Caldwell

Hudson County

Mayor Raymond McDonough, Harrison

Mayor Dawn Zimmer, Hoboken

Passaic County

Mayor Michael DeFrancisci, Little Falls

Mayor Katie Cole, Pompton Lakes

Mayor Theodore Taukus, Ringwood

Union County

Mayor Robert Woodruff, Berkeley Heights

Mayor Mark Smith, Cranford

Mayor Joseph Menza, Hillside

Mayor Kathi Fiamingo, Kenilworth

Mayor Richard Gerbounka, Linden

Mayor John Thoms, New Providence

Mayor Ziad Andrew Shehady, Springfield