Middle, NJ

Township Committee

Township Committee

Township Committee

Township Committee

Township Committee

Township Committee

The Township Committee will discuss several proposed ordinances, including a redevelopment plan and an affordable housing project. The meeting includes a consent agenda with various contract awards, budget adjustments, and infrastructure change orders.

• Resolution 26-270: One-year extension of Solid Waste and Recycling Collection Contract up to $8,376,898.36
• Ordinance 2026-3545: Financial agreement with Habcore, Inc. for an 8-unit 100% affordable housing project on Block 811, Lot 37
• Ordinance 2026-3544: Redevelopment plan for Block 825 Lot 55.01 within the Circus Liquors Redevelopment Plan Area
• Resolution 26-271: Paving contract for Cypress Neck Road Phase 1 awarded to Fiore Paving
• Ordinance 2026-3546: Acceptance of permanent drainage easement at 263 Edgemoor Road

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold a workshop meeting to discuss various resolutions and ordinances. The agenda includes presentations for awareness months and several contract awards for municipal services.

• Public hearing for Bond Ordinance 2026-3543
• Resolution 26-258: Releasing performance guarantee for Middletown Walk (Site Clearing & Grading)
• Resolution 26-259: Contract for marketing of recyclable materials from Recycling Convenience Centers
• Resolution 26-260: Contract for Multizone Curbside Leaf Collection
• Resolution 26-261: Contract for recycling carts via National Cooperative Contract

The Township Committee adopted a consent agenda approving several municipal contracts for recycling, leaf collection, and snow plowing. The Committee also authorized the relocation of Middletown Emergency Medical Services (MEMS) to the Leonardo First Aid Squad building.

• Adopted Bond Ordinance 2026-3543 (5-0)
• Approved $575,700 contract for curbside leaf collection to Bennett Property & Design Works and Sutton Landscaping
• Approved $90,639.56 purchase of 1,404 recycling carts from Rehrig Pacific Company
• Approved $101,750 contract to Van Cleef Engineering for MS4 Stormwater GIS Mapping Phase 2
• Approved $171,389.21 contract to VC3 Inc for business continuity and disaster recovery services
• Authorized $46,387.50 change order for McMahon Park improvements
• Approved relocation of MEMS to 32 Viola Avenue and lease termination at 1 Penelope Lane
• Authorized $4,568,392.36 in bill payments for October 5, 2026

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold a public hearing on several ordinances, including updates to the First Time Homebuyer Program and park regulations. The meeting also includes the introduction of a bond ordinance and resolutions for various service contracts and park improvements.

• Ordinance 2026-3535 amending the First Time Homebuyer Program for eligible volunteers
• Ordinance 2026-3541 bond ordinance for $600,000 for property acquisition
• Ordinance 2026-3542 bond ordinance for $7,400,000 for property acquisition
• Resolution 26-253 for professional engineering services for Bill Kunkel Memorial Park Improvements
• Resolution 26-254 for Tindall Park fiber improvements

The Township Committee passed two bond ordinances totaling $8 million for property acquisition and approved several park and infrastructure contracts. The committee also updated the First Time Homebuyer Program for eligible volunteers and issued multiple health and community proclamations.

• Approved $600,000 appropriation for property acquisition (5-0)
• Approved $7.4M appropriation for property acquisition (5-0)
• Passed ordinance amending First Time Homebuyer Program for volunteers (5-0)
• Approved $184,512 contract to Ekos for fuel, site, and fleet software (5-0)
• Approved $144,890 contract to Suburban Consulting Engineers for Bill Kunkel Memorial Park (5-0)
• Approved $72,668.37 contract to Millennium Communications Group for Tindall Park fiber improvements (5-0)
• Authorized installation of a memorial bench for Jocelyn Walters in Fairview Fields (5-0)
• Approved $5,102,286.03 in bill payments (5-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding land use, including a proposed ban on data centers and new rules for farm-based marketing. The body is also considering property acquisitions and budget adjustments for opioid settlement funds and law enforcement.

• Ordinance 2026-3536 establishing data centers as a prohibited use in all zoning districts
• Ordinance 2026-3529 to purchase property from Saint Catherine Laboure Church for $50,100.00
• Bond Ordinance 2026-3541 providing $600,000 for property acquisition
• Ordinance 2026-3530 permitting special occasion events and direct marketing on farmland
• Resolution 26-240 and 26-244 authorizing change orders for Kings Highway Safe Streets and Senior Center renovation

The Township Committee approved several land-use ordinances, including a ban on data centers on first reading and the purchase of church property. The committee also established Target Enforcement Zones to curb speeding and awarded a contract for park trail improvements.

• Established Target Enforcement Zones with mandatory court appearances for moving violations
• Approved $50,100 purchase of property from Saint Catherine Laboure Church
• Awarded $569,746.44 contract for Tindall Park trail improvements to G.E Construction Services LLC
• Approved $640,000 sale of Block 265, Lot 60.01 to Manjit Bajwa
• Passed first reading of ordinance prohibiting data centers in all zoning districts
• Authorized $42,000 change order for Kings Highway pedestrian improvements
• Authorized $29,377.04 change order for Middletown Senior Center renovations
• Approved $15,089,301.75 in bill payments

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold public hearings on ordinances regarding wireless communications, roadway weight limits, and utility easements. The body will also introduce proposals for land acquisitions, including a $50,100 purchase from Saint Catherine Laboure Church.

• Ordinance 2026-3524 regarding wireless communications facilities on township or school property
• Ordinance 2026-3529 to purchase Block 50 Lot 17, Block 43 Lot 1, and Block 42 Lot 1 for $50,100.00
• Ordinance 2026-3530 permitting special occasion events and on-farm direct marketing on farmland
• Resolution 26-235 authorizing an affordable developer's agreement with Habcore, Inc. for Block 811 Lot 37
• Ordinance 2026-3533 regarding parking regulations along Main Street in Port Monmouth

The Township Committee approved several ordinances, including a bond for capital improvements and updates to wireless facility and roadway weight limit codes. The committee also authorized a developer's agreement for eight affordable housing units and approved over $48M in bill payments.

• Approved $3,373,100 appropriation for capital improvements (5-0)
• Approved ordinance amending wireless communications facilities code (5-0)
• Approved ordinance amending roadway weight limits (5-0)
• Approved $320,000 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for 8 units via Habcore, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $48,013,429.41 in bill payments (5-0)
• Approved $98,299.66 budget insertion for National Opioids Settlement Fund (5-0)
• Appointed Michael Glynn to Zoning Board of Adjustment as Alternate II (5-0)
• Authorized donation of a surplus cross to Shore Christian Church (5-0)

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The Township Committee will consider the appointment of a Township Administrator and Director of Public Safety. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure project grants and easement authorizations.

• Resolution 26-221: Appointing Timothy J. Cunningham as Township Administrator and Director of Public Safety
• Ordinance 2026-3527: Acceptance of deeds of permanent easement for utilities on Block 1131, Lots 30.01 and 32.02
• Resolution 26-222: Grant application for West Front Street Improvements Phase II Project
• Resolution 26-224: Award extension request for Campbell Avenue Improvements Project 13
• Resolution 26-227: Payment of bills list as of July 28, 2026

The Township Committee appointed Timothy J. Cunningham as Township Administrator and Director of Public Safety, effective October 1, 2026. The committee also approved several grant applications, contract change orders, and the payment of bills.

• Appointed Timothy J. Cunningham as Township Administrator and Director of Public Safety (3-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance 2026-3527 for utility easement deeds (3-0)
• Approved grant application for West Front Street Improvements Phase II (3-0)
• Authorized 6-month award extension for Campbell Avenue Improvements Project 13 (3-0)
• Approved $22,500 change order for Tindall Park professional engineering services (3-0)
• Approved $641,000 change order for Nationwide Insurance stop loss coverage (3-0)
• Canceled community development mortgage for 74 Wilson Ave (3-0)
• Authorized payment of bills totaling $3,566,521.51 (3-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will vote on several ordinances establishing new residential zones and financial agreements for affordable housing. The body is also considering a bond ordinance for capital improvements and various contract awards for park and school projects.

• Bond Ordinance 2026-3523 providing $3,373,100 for various capital improvements
• Ordinances 2026-3507, 2026-3508, and 2026-3509 establishing new residential zones (RTH-10, RTH-11, RTH-12)
• Ordinance 2026-3521 for a financial agreement with Lincroft Senior Citizens Housing Corporation
• Resolution 26-202 authorizing the hiring of law enforcement officers Charles Honan and Alyssa Vetrano
• Resolution 26-216 extending the grace period for 3rd quarter 2026 taxes

The Township Committee passed several ordinances establishing new multifamily townhouse residential zones and financial agreements for affordable housing. The committee also approved a $2.02M contract for McMahon Park improvements and a $557,095 dispatch services agreement with Monmouth County.

• Approved RTH-10, RTH-11, and RTH-12 residential zoning ordinances (5-0)
• Approved financial agreements for Port Monmouth Urban Renewal and Lincroft Senior Citizens Housing (5-0)
• Approved $2,022,600 contract to G.E Construction Services LLC for McMahon Park Improvements (5-0)
• Approved $557,095 annual dispatch services agreement with Monmouth County through 2030 (5-0)
• Approved $121,920 contract to FIS On-Site Service LLC for fire apparatus repairs (5-0)
• Approved $40,000 contract to Realauction.com LLC for online tax sale hosting (5-0)
• Passed ordinance repealing and replacing EMS governing code (5-0)
• Approved $18.3M payment of bills for July 13, 2026 (5-0)

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The Township Committee will hold public hearings on roadway and sidewalk easements and a bond ordinance amendment. The body will also introduce ordinances to establish three new multifamily townhouse residential zones and a financial agreement with Port Monmouth Urban Renewal, Llc.

• Proposed RTH-10, RTH-11, and RTH-12 multifamily townhouse residential zones
• Ordinance 2026-3521 for a new affordable housing pilot agreement with Lincroft Senior Citizens Housing Corporation
• Resolution 26-192 for a shared services agreement with Middletown Board of Education for Class III Special Law Enforcement Officers
• Resolution 26-188 to purchase four 2026 Ford Bronco Sports
• Engineering contracts for West Front Street, Campbell Avenue, and Kings Highway improvements

The Township Committee awarded a contract for Bodman Park improvements and several engineering contracts to T&M Associates. The board also passed ordinances for roadway and sidewalk easements on Murphy Road and approved a shared services agreement for school security officers.

• Awarded $733,805 Bodman Park Improvements contract to Seacoast Construction, Inc.
• Approved four engineering contracts to T&M Associates totaling $537,220
• Approved $134,040.17 for four 2026 Ford Bronco Sports
• Passed ordinances for roadway, conservation, and sidewalk easements on Murphy Road
• Approved shared services agreement for armed school security officers (2026-2028)
• Accepted $131,999.09 grant for Suburban Service P/V Inc. property remediation
• Approved $5,960,027.34 in bill payments
• Approved liquor license transfer to Pia Sukh Sagar, Inc.

General

The Township Committee will conduct a public hearing for the 2026 Municipal Operating Budget. The body is also considering several ordinances regarding property sales, filming fees, and truck restrictions.

• Public hearing of the 2026 Municipal Operating Budget
• Ordinance 2026-3510 authorizing the sale of certain Township-owned properties
• Ordinance 2026-3511 prohibiting trucks over 4 tons at Caldwell Ave and Clairmont Ave
• Ordinance 2026-3506 updating filming and film permitting fees
• Purchase of one 2027 Kenworth T480 cab and chassis and one 2026 Altec forestry truck

The Township Committee approved a $1,556,474.60 contract for Bayview Elementary School field improvements. Several ordinances were adopted, including a truck weight limit on Caldwell and Clairmont Avenues and a new lease with the Middletown Arts Center. The committee also authorized the 2026 Municipal Operating Budget public hearing.

• Approved $1,556,474.60 contract to Vaughan Construction for Bayview Elementary School field improvements (5-0)
• Adopted ordinance prohibiting trucks over 4 tons on Caldwell Avenue and Clairmont Avenue (5-0)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing new lease with non-profit Middletown Arts Center (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-132 authorizing public hearing for 2026 Municipal Operating Budget (5-0)
• Approved $86,722.03 contract with Dell Marketing L.P. for Spatial Data Logic Software (5-0)
• Authorized $145,109.00 purchase of 2027 Kenworth T480 Cab and Chassis (5-0)
• Authorized $294,285.92 purchase of 2026 Altec Forestry Truck (5-0)
• Approved $27,722,979.01 in bill payments for June 8, 2026 (5-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will introduce the 2026 Municipal Operating Budget and hold a public hearing on a $4,226,000 capital improvements bond ordinance. The body will also consider new requirements for lead-based paint inspections in residential dwellings.

• Bond Ordinance 2026-3503 for $4,226,000 in capital improvements
• Ordinance 2026-3504 regarding lead-based paint inspections in residential dwellings
• Ordinance 2026-3511 prohibiting trucks over 4 tons on Caldwell Ave and Clairmont Ave
• Resolution 26-147 awarding auction services contract to Convergence Real Estate and Tranzon Auction Properties
• Ordinance 2026-3510 authorizing the sale of township-owned properties

The provided document is a workshop meeting agenda and minutes record listing items for discussion and action. The record does not establish which specific resolutions or ordinances were approved, denied, or tabled.

Township Committee

The Township Committee will introduce an ordinance to repeal and replace existing codes governing filming and permitting fees. The body will also consider several contracts for site and exterior improvements.

• Ordinance 2026-3506 regarding filming and film permitting fees
• Preliminary redevelopment investigation for Block 879, Lots 3 and 4 (586 Route 35)
• Memorandum of Agreement with Crossing Guards Unit, CWA Local 1032
• Contract for World Trade Center Memorial Garden site improvements
• Contract for Middletown Historic Train Station exterior improvements

The Township Committee approved two construction contracts for the World Trade Center Memorial Garden and the Historic Train Station. The committee also ratified a labor agreement for crossing guards and advanced a filming fee ordinance to a public hearing.

• Approved $730,690 contract to Vulcan Construction Group, Inc for World Trade Center Memorial Garden Site Improvements (5-0)
• Approved $247,100 contract to Westcraft Builders Inc for Middletown Historic Train Station Exterior Improvements (5-0)
• Ratified Memorandum of Agreement with Crossing Guards Unit, CWA Local 1032 for 2026-2028 (5-0)
• Authorized Planning Board to investigate Block 879, Lots 3 and 4 (586 Route 35) as an area in need of redevelopment (5-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance 2026-3506 regarding filming and film permitting fees (5-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold a public hearing on an ordinance governing billboards. The body will also introduce ordinances regarding lead-based paint inspections in residential dwellings and a new lease with the Middletown Arts Center.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2026-3502 amending billboard codes
• Proposed Ordinance 2026-3504 regarding lead-based paint inspections in residential dwellings
• Proposed Ordinance 2026-3505 authorizing a new lease with the Middletown Arts Center
• Resolution 26-115 for change order no.2 for the Murray Barn Roof Restoration
• Resolution 26-124 authorizing a contract for brush collection

The Township Committee adopted an ordinance amending the billboard code and passed several resolutions for municipal services, including brush collection and bus trips. The committee also approved an emergency temporary appropriation of $1,149,431.25 and authorized over $23.5 million in bill payments.

• Adopted Ordinance 2026-3502 amending the billboard code (5-0)
• Passed first reading of lead-based paint inspection requirements (5-0)
• Passed first reading of new lease with Middletown Arts Center (5-0)
• Approved $1,149,431.25 emergency temporary appropriation (5-0)
• Awarded $248,450 brush collection contract to Bennett Property and Design Works and Sutton Landscaping (5-0)
• Awarded Senior Center bus trips contract to Krapf Coaches up to $39,674 (5-0)
• Appointed Timothy Sodon to the Zoning Board of Adjustment (5-0)
• Authorized $23,531,600.58 in bill payments (5-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold public hearings on a $3.01 million park improvement appropriation and a road dedication on Main Street. The body will also introduce a $4.226 million capital improvements bond and an ordinance regarding billboards.

• Proposed $3,010,000 appropriation for various park improvements
• Proposed $4,226,000 appropriation for various capital improvements
• Public hearing for road dedication at 835 and 837 Main Street
• Proposed ordinance amending code governing billboards
• Renewal of shared services agreement with Borough of Rumson for animal control

The Township Committee approved a bond ordinance for park improvements and a large emergency temporary appropriation to cover various municipal accounts. The board also awarded several service contracts and passed a road dedication ordinance.

• Approved $3,010,000 for park improvements (5-0)
• Approved $13,536,136 in emergency temporary appropriations (5-0)
• Approved road dedication for 835 and 837 Main Street (5-0)
• Awarded $93,960 landscaping contract to Donofrio & Son Inc. (5-0)
• Awarded payroll processing contract to Primepoint LLC, estimated up to $84,495 annually (5-0)
• Approved $271,582 asphalt paving contract for Half Mile Road with Fiore Paving (5-0)
• Appointed Timothy Sodon as Alternate I to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Approved $248,317.58 cloud infrastructure and $69,780 email security contracts with Aspire Technologies (5-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold public hearings on parking and waste cart rates. The body is also considering a bond for park improvements and contracts for pedestrian upgrades on Kings Highway.

• 2026-3501 Bond Ordinance for $3,010,000 for various park improvements
• 2026-3498 Ordinance regulating parking on Briarcliff Drive
• 2026-3499 Ordinance amending rates for additional solid waste and recycling carts
• Resolution 26-93 and 26-95 regarding Kings Highway pedestrian improvements
• 2026-3500 Ordinance for road dedication at 835 and 837 Main Street

The Middletown Township Committee passed two ordinances on second reading regarding parking rules and waste cart rates. They introduced a $3,010,000 bond ordinance for park improvements and a road dedication ordinance, both scheduled for a public hearing on March 16, 2026. The committee also adopted a consent agenda approving various contracts, including $1,325,000 for Kings Highway pedestrian improvements and $3,510,830.14 in bill payments.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-3498 amending parking rules on Briarcliff Place (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-3499 setting rates for additional solid waste carts (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 2026-3500 for road dedication at 835 and 837 Main Street (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 2026-3501 for $3,010,000 park improvement bond (5-0)
• Approved $1,325,000 contract to S&G Paving for Kings Highway pedestrian improvements
• Approved $126,000 contract to T&M Associates for engineering services
• Approved $32,060 contract to US Coachways for senior center bus trips
• Approved payment of bills totaling $3,510,830.14

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The Township Committee will hold public hearings on ordinances regarding budget appropriation limits and development standards. The body is also considering an affordable housing developers agreement with Habcore, Inc. and new parking regulations for Briarcliff Drive.

• Ordinance 2026-3497 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a CAP Bank
• Resolution 26-81 for an affordable housing developers agreement with Habcore, Inc. for Block 811, Lot 37
• Ordinance 2026-3499 regarding rates for additional solid waste and recycling carts
• Ordinance 2026-3498 regulating parking on Briarcliff Drive
• Resolution 26-87 awarding a non-fair and open contract to Mckenna, Dupont, Stone, & Washburne for conflict counsel services

The Township Committee approved a developer's agreement with Habcore, Inc. for eight affordable housing units and passed an ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits. The Committee also authorized several contracts for automotive parts and legal services.

• Approved developer's agreement with Habcore, Inc. for 8 affordable housing units and allocated $250,000 (4-0)
• Passed Ordinance 2026-3497 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a CAP Bank (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-3495 for right of way encroachment easement at 17 Hamilton Avenue (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-3496 regarding development standards for 1008 State Highway 35 (4-0)
• Authorized $250,000 for automotive parts from Shore Auto Supply and Genuine Auto Parts (4-0)
• Authorized $25,000 contract for conflict counsel services with McKenna, DuPont, Stone, & Washburne (4-0)
• Approved $333,165.92 in emergency temporary appropriations (4-0)
• Approved payment of bills totaling $30,154,090.99 (4-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee is meeting in a special executive session to discuss legal and property matters. These discussions are conducted privately under the Open Public Meetings Act.

• Litigation regarding affordable housing matters (ATOD June 2026)
• Potential property sales and acquisitions (ATOD March 2026)

Township Committee

The Township Committee is holding public hearings on ordinances to purchase property from the Middletown First Aid Squad and fund flood control easements. The body will also discuss budget appropriation limits and various grant applications for local parks and community centers.

• Proposed $224,000 purchase of Block 67, Lot 7.01 from Middletown First Aid Squad
• Proposed $775,000 appropriation for Port Monmouth Flood Control Project easements
• Public hearing for NJ Green Acres Grant: Croydon Hall Multi-Use Turf Project
• Proposed ordinance to exceed 2026 municipal budget appropriation limits
• Proposed development standard changes for 1008 State Highway 35

The Township Committee approved over $5.1 million in bill payments and a $224,000 purchase of property from the Middletown First Aid Squad. The committee also authorized several grant applications and passed a bond ordinance for the Port Monmouth Flood Control Project.

• Approved payment of bills for February 2, 2026, totaling $5,108,043.66
• Approved purchase of Block 67, Lot 7.01 from Middletown First Aid Squad for $224,000.00
• Approved $775,000 appropriation for Port Monmouth Flood Control Project easements
• Approved $3,722,877.61 in emergency temporary appropriations
• Authorized $2,065,500 matching grant for Croydon Hall Multi-Use Turf Field Improvement Project
• Authorized $361,817 grant for improvements to Kunkel Park
• Authorized application for $75,000 grant for West Front Street Community Center
• Approved $124,688.84 in additional funds for Spiro, Harrison, & Nelson, LLC

Township Committee

The Township Committee will hold a public hearing on development standards for Block 1045 and introduce several ordinances regarding land acquisition and bonds. The body will also consider a consent agenda featuring various professional service contracts and municipal appointments.

• Proposed $775,000 appropriation for Port Monmouth Flood Control Project easements
• Proposed $224,000 purchase of Block 67, Lot 7.01 from Middletown First Aid Squad
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2026-3491 regarding development standards for Block 1045, Lots 2, 3 and 4
• Proposed acceptance of utilities easement for 1264 Hwy 35 (Block 805, Lot 72)
• Proposed temporary lease agreement with Hope Worship Center, Inc. for 270 Everett Road

The Township Committee passed an ordinance amending development standards for Block 1045, Lots 2, 3, and 4, following public concern over affordable housing and land preservation. The Committee also advanced several ordinances on first reading and approved a series of administrative resolutions via a consent agenda.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-3491 amending development standards for Block 1045 (3-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance 2026-3492 to purchase Block 67, Lot 7.01 from Middletown First Aid Squad for $224,000 (3-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance 2026-3493 for utilities easement at 1264 Highway 35 (3-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance 2026-3494 for $775,000 Port Monmouth Flood Control Project appropriation (3-0)
• Approved $155,400 contract to T&M Associates for World Trade Center Memorial Gardens improvements
• Authorized up to $100,000 for road salt via Monmouth County Commodity Resale System
• Approved $21,359,486.90 in bill payments for January 20, 2026
• Appointed Stephen Keller and Matthew Chesek as Special Law Enforcement Officers Class II

Township Committee

The Township Committee will elect a Mayor and Deputy Mayor and appoint the Township Attorney. The body will also vote on a wide range of professional service contracts and municipal appointments for 2026.

• Election of Mayor and Deputy Mayor
• Appointment of Fire Department and EMS officers
• Professional service contracts for Auditor, Bond Counsel, and Redevelopment Planners
• Resolution 26-45 setting grace periods and interest rates for 2026 taxes
• Ordinance 2026-3491 amending development standards for Block 1045, Lots 2, 3, and 4

The Township Committee held its annual reorganization meeting to elect leadership and appoint municipal officers for 2026. The committee approved numerous professional service contracts and established the 2026 temporary budget. An ordinance regarding development standards for Block 1045 was passed on first reading.

• Elected Anthony S. Perry as Mayor for 2026 (5-0)
• Elected Rick W. Hibell as Deputy Mayor for 2026 (5-0)
• Appointed Brian M. Nelson, Esq. as Township Attorney (5-0)
• Approved $2.233M stop loss insurance coverage contract with Nationwide Insurance
• Awarded $98,150 audit contract to Robert Swisher of Suplee, Clooney & Company
• Appointed Daniel P. Kelly as Fire Chief and Floyd Goldstein as EMS Chief
• Passed first reading of Ordinance 2026-3491 regarding Block 1045 development standards
• Authorized a temporary budget for 2026