Westwood, New Jersey

Parking Utility

This meeting of the Westwood Parking Utility Advisory Board is largely procedural. The board will hear committee reports, discuss employee parking under old business, and vote on the minutes from the May 26, 2026 meeting. A public forum allows residents to address the board. No major decisions, contracts, or fee changes appear on the agenda.

• Committee reports from Administrative (Carol Knubel), Police (Chief Michael Pontillo), and Council Liaison (Cheryl Hodges)
• Old business discussion on employee parking
• Approval of minutes from May 26, 2026
• Public forum for resident comments
• Any other business that may properly come before the board

Shade Tree Advisory Committee

The Westwood Shade Tree Advisory Committee will review the foliar test results for the Kissing Tree and consider a memorial tree for Serenity Lynn. They will also approve past minutes and discuss tree work from May and June 2026.

• Kissing Tree foliar test results summary
• Memorial tree dedication for Serenity Lynn
• Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026
• Review of May and June 2026 tree work

Planning Board

The Westwood Planning Board will hold a public hearing on two major applications: a site plan with parking variance for Nexgen Sports at 10 Charles Street, and a subdivision of a previously subdivided property at 80 Sand Road into two undersized lots. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment on non-agenda items.

• PB-26-0501: Nexgen Sports – site plan and parking variance at 10 Charles Street, unit 4
• PB-25-0502: Adam Nowak – subdivision of 80 Sand Road into two undersized lots (50' x 110' each)
• Approval of minutes from June 11 and June 24 meetings
• Public comment period for non-agenda items

Zoning Board

The Westwood Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on July 6, 2026, to decide several variance requests and appeals. The most significant item is a use variance for a three-family structure at 78-84 Washington Avenue. Other items include garage setbacks, pool variances, and a brewery site plan amendment continued to August.

• ZB-25-0110: CJA Ventures LLC – use variance for 3-family structure at 78-84 Washington Ave
• ZB-26-0103: Alia Jaludi – appeal of zoning official's decision dismissed with prejudice
• ZB-26-0100: Michael & Suzanne Horton – detached garage location at 52 8th Avenue
• ZB-26-0106: Marshall Okeefe – above-ground pool setback variance at 56 Kaufman
• ZB-25-0111: CJA Ventures LLC – amended site plan for brewery at 247 Westwood Ave (carried to Aug 3)

Planning Board

The Westwood Planning Board will hold a public hearing to consider two applications: a parking variance for Nexgen Sports at 10 Charles Street, unit 4, and a subdivision by Adam Nowak to create two undersized lots at 80 Sand Road, which was carried from a previous meeting to July 8, 2026. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as approval of minutes and public comment.

• Parking variance application for Nexgen Sports at 10 Charles Street, unit 4
• Subdivision application by Adam Nowak at 80 Sand Road to create two 50'x110' lots (continued to 7/8/26)
• Approval of minutes from June 11
• Public comment on non-agenda items

Borough Council

The Westwood Borough Council will review several ordinances, including a $400,000 bond to fund new information technology equipment for the borough. Other items include bonds for a stormwater study ($80,000), fire department radios ($130,000), and sewer repairs ($80,000), as well as ordinances for LED lighting at Meadowbrook Park and changes to parking regulations. A series of resolutions covering tax refunds, flag policy, police IDs, snow‑plow agreements, and grant applications will also be considered.

• Bond ordinance to appropriate $400,000 for new information technology equipment
• Bond ordinance to appropriate $130,000 for portable fire department radios
• Bond ordinance to appropriate $80,000 for a stormwater management study
• Ordinance providing $24,193 for LED lighting at Meadowbrook Park (CDA grant)
• Ordinances amending parking regulations (Chapter 375 and Chapter 237 changes)

Historic Preservation Commission

At its June 18 meeting, the Westwood Historic Preservation Commission will consider a proposal to continue social media services for seven months at a cost of $1,050. The commission will also review pending 2026 budget items, including $1,200 earmarked for Veteran’s Park, and discuss recognition of property owners who preserve historic structures. Ongoing historic designation projects such as the Westwood Trust Building and a list of future sites will be presented.

• Proposal of continued social media services – 7 months – $1,050
• Encumbered funds from 2025 budget: $1,200 for Veteran’s Park (earmarked 5/16/2025)
• Designation project: Westwood Trust Building/Old Bank of America Building (corner of Westwood Ave + Broadway)
• List of sites for future designation, e.g., Conrad’s Confectionery, Fireman’s Memorial Park, Westwood Library (49 Park Ave)
• Discussion of ways to acknowledge homeowners preserving historic structures (example: 224 3rd Ave)

Environmental Advisory Committee

The Westwood Environmental Advisory Committee will discuss several ongoing projects at its June 15, 2026 meeting. Old business includes Trex recycling logistics with the Department of Public Works, community garden water supply issues and coordinator transition, bee hive honey purchase, and a solar panel inventory update. New business features an open forum for project ideas.

• Recruitment for 2 standing committee members and student members for 2026-27
• Follow-up on DPW taking over collection of Trex recyclables and placement of earned benches
• Discussion of water supply issues and low DPW priority for the community garden
• Purchase of honey from the July harvest from bee hives
• Update on the solar panel inventory project

Planning Board

The Westwood Planning Board will hold public hearings on two applications: a subdivision of 80 Sand Road into two undersized lots by Adam Nowak (PB-25-0502) and a site plan with parking variance for Nexgen Sports at 10 Charles Street, unit 4 (PB-26-0501). The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes, resolutions, and an open public comment period for non-agenda items.

• PB-26-0501: Nexgen Sports – site plan and parking variance at 10 Charles Street, unit 4
• PB-25-0502: Adam Nowak – subdivision of 80 Sand Road into two undersized lots (50' x 110' each)
• Public comment on non-agenda items

Board of Health

The Westwood Board of Health will hold a regular meeting on June 10, 2026, featuring final reading and adoption of Ordinance #26-01 (Fees). The meeting also includes routine reports from the Health Officer, High School Advisory, and Town Council Liaison, as well as a recap of the Arts Walk and Wellness Fair and a search for a new board member.

• Ordinance #26-01 (Fees) final reading and adoption
• Public forum for resident comments
• High School Advisory update
• Health Department Director and Health Officer reports
• Search for Board of Health Member Candidate

Borough Council

The Borough Council will hold a work meeting with a closed session for personnel and litigation matters. Public action includes introduction of bond ordinances for IT equipment ($400,000) and sewer repairs ($80,000), a $50,000 decorative lanterns ordinance, and a 2026 salary schedule. Adoption is scheduled for ordinances funding bleacher renovations ($18,000) and code codification ($20,000). The council also will vote on resolutions opposing state bills that would mandate EMS services as essential and preempt local planning for mixed-use conversions.

• Introduce $400,000 bond for public improvement and new IT equipment
• Introduce $80,000 bond for sewer and catch basin repairs at various locations
• Introduce ordinance establishing 2026 salary schedule for Borough employees
• Adopt $18,000 ordinance for additional funding for bleacher renovation at Community Center
• Resolutions opposing NJ Senate Bill S1421 (EMS essential service) and legislation to preempt local planning for mixed-use conversions

The Borough Council passed multiple ordinances regarding information technology, decorative lanterns, sewer repairs, and community center bleachers. The Council also approved Resolution #26-174 during a closed session and moved forward with the sale of 69 James Street.

• Approved Resolution #26-174 in closed session (6-0)
• Approved May 19, 2026 minutes (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Introduced $400,000 IT equipment bond ordinance #26-19 (5-0)
• Introduced $50,000 decorative lantern ordinance #26-20 (5-0)
• Introduced $80,000 sewer/catch basin repair ordinance #26-21 (5-0)
• Introduced 2026 salary and compensation ordinance #26-22 (5-0)
• Adopted $18,000 community center bleacher renovation ordinance #26-17 (5-0)
• Adopted $20,000 code codification ordinance #26-18 (5-0)

Recreation Advisory Board

The Westwood Recreation Advisory Board will receive updates on spring programs, capital projects including park cameras and playground renovations, and summer program planning. No formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting focuses on reports and discussion of ongoing initiatives.

• Brookside Park and Westvale Park security camera installations
• McKinley Park Playground renovation
• Pascack Brook Park pickleball/tennis courts
• New bleachers at Community Center gym and LED lights at Meadowbrook
• Westvale Park Master Plan update

Zoning Board

The Westwood Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on several variance applications, including a use variance to permit a three-family structure at 78-84 Washington Avenue and a request for amended site plan approval for a brewery at 247 Westwood Avenue based on changes in state ABC law. Other items include lot coverage, setback, and pool placement variances. The board will also consider an appeal of a zoning official's decision not to issue a summons.

• Use variance, subdivision, and site plan for 3-family structure at 78-84 Washington Ave (CJA Ventures LLC)
• Amended site plan for brewery at 247 Westwood Ave due to state ABC law changes
• Lot coverage variance for 45% (40% permitted) at 137 Second Ave
• Side yard setback and lot coverage variances at 110 Wheeler Ave
• Above-ground pool setback variances at 56 Kaufman (12' from side line vs 15' required)

Parking Utility

The Westwood Parking Utility Advisory Board will meet to discuss the status and condition of parking meters and pay-stations, as well as non-resident parking options. The board will also consider approving minutes from the previous meeting and discuss employee hangtag renewals. No votes on ordinances or contracts are scheduled; the agenda is largely discussion-based.

• Discuss status and condition of meters and pay-stations
• Discuss non-resident parking options
• Approve minutes of April 28, 2026
• Discuss employee hangtag renewals

Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Health

The Westwood Board of Health will hold its regular meeting on May 14, 2025. The agenda includes a public forum, approval of the April 9, 2025 meeting minutes, updates from the health department manager and health officer, special event inspections, a town council liaison report, an update on the Wellness Fair and Art in the Park, and a discussion of health department fees and fines. No decisions are recorded as already made; the fees and fines item may result in changes.

• Public Forum for resident input
• Approval of April 9, 2025 meeting minutes
• Health Department Manager and Health Officer reports
• Special Event inspections
• Fees and fines discussion

The Board approved the minutes of the April 8 regular meeting. In closed session, the Board voted to appoint Stacy Gravina as Registrar in the Health Department, though the exact vote tally is ambiguous from the minutes. The Board also received updates on a mental health facility at Parkside Community Church, rising tick-borne illness rates, school immunization records, and the upcoming Arts and Wellness Fair.

• Approved minutes of April 8, 2026 regular meeting
• Appointed Stacy Gravina as Registrar in the Health Department (closed session)
• Deferred swearing-in of Board Member Alexandra Lewis due to absence
• Opened and closed public forum with no public comments

Borough Council

The Westwood Borough Council will hold a closed session, approve the May 5 minutes, and receive reports from the mayor, committees and officials. In the public session the council will consider four ordinances, including a bond ordinance to appropriate $1,040,000 for public improvements, $18,000 for community‑center bleacher renovations, and $20,000 for code codification. Several resolutions will be presented as a consent agenda, covering topics such as the national opioid settlement, audit corrective actions, health benefit premium reforms, and a tax refund for the Department of Veterans Affairs.

• Ordinance 26-16: Bond ordinance to appropriate $1,040,000 for public improvements
• Ordinance 26-17: Appropriation of $18,000 for community‑center bleacher renovation
• Ordinance 26-18: Appropriation of $20,000 for general code codification
• Resolution: Chapter 159 – National Opioid Settlement
• Resolution: Refund of taxes to Department of Veterans Affairs (Block 1508 Lot 11)

The Westwood Borough Council adopted a $1.04 million bond ordinance for various public improvements and a payment-in-lieu-of-parking ordinance. It introduced ordinances to fund bleacher renovation at the Community Center ($18,000) and general code codification ($20,000). Residents voiced concerns about tree-root damage, and the council agreed to a tree-measurement matrix.

• Adopted $1,040,000 bond ordinance for public improvements (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-15 (payment in lieu of parking) (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 26-17 (bleacher renovation, $18,000) (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 26-18 (code codification, $20,000) (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #26-162 for executive closed session (4-0)
• Approved May 5, 2026 closed and work minutes (4-0-1 abstain)
• Council agreed to move July 21 meeting to July 28 (voice consensus)
• Council agreed to add resolutions opposing state land-use legislation (consensus)

Environmental Advisory Committee

The Environmental Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss follow-up on the April 25 townwide clean-up, progress on a Trex recycling bench at Meadowbrook Park, and maintenance of the community garden. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled beyond discussion items.

• Follow-up on April 25 townwide clean-up and recommendations for future clean-ups
• Progress on Trex recycling bench installation at Meadowbrook Park
• Community garden season open; maintenance recommendations
• Committee project ideas to be discussed
• Council liaison report and public forum with Unitarian Church members

Planning Board

The Westwood Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a subdivision application by Adam Nowak for 80 Sand Road, proposing to create two undersized lots (50' x 110' each). The board will also discuss new NJ State regulations on Resilient Environments and Landscapes (REAL). Other business includes approval of minutes and resolutions.

• PB-25-0502: Adam Nowak subdivision of 80 Sand Road into two undersized lots
• Discussion of new NJ State REAL (Resilient Environments and Landscapes) regulations
• Approval of minutes from April 9 meeting
• Open public hearing for non-agenda items
• Swearing in of board professionals

The Planning Board held a regular meeting to discuss proposed New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection stormwater management rules and a study on adjusting Floor Area Ratio (FAR) zoning for the Central Business District. No formal votes were taken on these items.

• Approved minutes from the April 9, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Opened meeting to public on non-agenda items
• Discussed NJDEP Inland Flood Protection Rules (2023) and REAL Rules (2026)
• Discussed FAR zoning adjustment study for CBD and CBD/SPE zones

Shade Tree Advisory Committee

The Westwood Shade Tree Committee will review the Arbor Fest 2026 event on Harding Ave, discuss tree work completed in April (3 removals, 2 trims, 30 Leyland cypress replacements), and consider 2026 tree planting requests. A presentation on butterflies is also scheduled.

• Arbor Fest 2026 – Harding Ave recap
• Columbia Bank tree planting at Girl Scout Park recap
• 2026 tree planting requests to be considered
• April tree work: 3 trees removed, 2 trimmed, 30 Leyland cypress replaced
• Butterflies presentation

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting with reports from the council liaison and director. Updates will cover spring programs, capital projects including cameras at Brookside and Westvale parks, playground renovation at McKinnley Park, and new pickleball/tennis courts at Pascack Brook Park. The board will also discuss a new lighting detection resolution and ongoing committee assignments for senior programs, teen center, and facility improvements.

• Capital projects: Brookside Park cameras, Westvale Park cameras, McKinnley Park playground renovation, Pascack Brook Park pickleball/tennis courts
• New lightning detection resolution
• Spring Program update and summer playground program
• Westvale Park Master Plan discussion
• Committee assignments for Over 55 Programs, Teen Center, Youth/Preschool Programs, Facility Improvement, and Sponsorship

Borough Council

The Westwood Borough Council will hold a public hearing and adopt the 2026 municipal budget. They will introduce ordinances including a $1,040,000 bond for public improvements and a parking-in-lieu-of-parking amendment to land-use rules, and adopt a $10,000 ordinance for fencing around the historic Copper Beech Tree. A consent agenda includes numerous resolutions on shared services, hiring, liquor license transfers, and a housing rehabilitation program.

• Public hearing and adoption of 2026 Municipal Budget (Resolutions #26-142, 143, 144)
• Introduction of Bond Ordinance #26-16 authorizing $1,040,000 for various public improvements
• Introduction of Ordinance #26-15 adding Payment In Lieu Of Parking (PILOP) to Chapter 195 Land Use and Development
• Adoption of Ordinance #26-14 appropriating $10,000 from Capital Surplus for fencing around historic Copper Beech Tree
• Consent agenda includes shared-services agreements with Hillsdale (fire inspection, vehicle maintenance), hiring of a full-time fire inspector, police administrative assistant, and summer DPW employee, and liquor-license transfer to Focus Hospitality Group

The Borough Council approved the 2026 municipal budget (Resolution #26‑144) after a voice vote. It also certified compliance with EEOC guidance (Resolution #26‑142) and completed a self‑examination of the budget (Resolution #26‑143). An ordinance to fence the historic Copper Beech Tree and appropriate $10,000 was passed on final reading, and the council gave the Girl Scouts’ park project the go‑ahead. Additional actions included moving forward with a fence for the tree, a youth work experience program, and a shared vehicle‑maintenance agreement with Hillsdale.

• Adopted 2026 municipal budget (Resolution #26‑144) – voice vote affirmative
• Certified compliance with EEOC guidance (Resolution #26‑142) – all Yes on roll call
• Approved self‑examination of municipal budget (Resolution #26‑143) – all Yes on roll call
• Passed Ordinance #26‑14 to fence historic Copper Beech Tree and appropriate $10,000 – voice vote affirmative
• Approved Girl Scouts “Cardinal Pathway” park project – council gave go‑ahead
• Agreed to install fence protecting historic Copper Beech Tree – council moved forward
• Agreed to participate in Bergen County Youth Work Experience Program – council moved forward
• Agreed to shared vehicle‑maintenance service agreement with Hillsdale – council moved forward

Zoning Board

The Westwood Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on multiple variance applications, including a use variance to permit a three-family structure, subdivision, and site plan at 78-84 Washington Avenue. Other items include appeals of zoning decisions, time extensions, and setback/coverage variances for residential properties. The board will also consider minutes from April 6 and resolutions for prior applications.

• Use variance for three-family structure at 78-84 Washington Ave (CJA Ventures LLC)
• Appeal of zoning official's decision regarding 178 Bergenline Avenue (Alia Jaludi)
• Amended site plan for brewery at 247 Westwood Avenue per state ABC law changes
• Garage setback variance at 57 Beech Street (Gregory Morrison)
• Lot coverage variance for 45% coverage at 137 Second Avenue (Reggie Deljanin)

The board adopted resolutions granting garage setback and coverage variances at 57 Beech Street (unanimous) and extending approvals for 96 Sand Road until October 6, 2027 (unanimous). It also approved a lot coverage variance for a new detached garage at 137 Second Avenue (unanimous). The board continued to its June 1 meeting a use variance proposal to convert the historic Samuel P. Cole house (78-84 Washington Avenue) into three residential units, along with several other pending applications.

• Approved resolution granting garage setbacks and coverage variances at 57 Beech Street (unanimous)
• Approved resolution extending approvals for 96 Sand Road to October 6, 2027 (unanimous)
• Approved lot coverage variance for new garage at 137 Second Avenue (unanimous)
• Continued use variance for historic house at 78-84 Washington Avenue to June 1, 2026
• Continued appeal of zoning official's decision at 185 Bergenline Avenue to June 1, 2026
• Continued amended site plan for brewery at 247 Westwood Avenue to June 1, 2026
• Continued garage location variance at 52 8th Avenue to June 1, 2026
• Continued use variance at 665 Broadway and side-yard variance at 110 Wheeler Avenue to June 1, 2026

Parking Utility

The Westwood Parking Utility Advisory Board holds a regular meeting with committee reports, closed session to discuss parking matters, and approval of prior minutes. The agenda is largely procedural with no specific new proposals or votes on ordinances or contracts.

• Closed session to discuss parking matters
• Administrative committee report by Carol Knubel
• Police committee report by Chief Michael Pontillo or Sgt. Dean McCarroll
• Approval of minutes from March 24, 2026
• Public forum for resident comments

Borough Council

The Westwood Borough Council will discuss a bond ordinance that would appropriate $790,000 for new information‑technology equipment and automotive vehicles. It will also introduce an ordinance to spend $10,000 on fencing around the historic copper beech tree. The meeting includes a closed‑session segment for attorney‑client privileged matters and a review of the engineer’s road‑repaving program.

• Bond Ordinance #26‑13: authorize $790,000 for IT equipment and new automotive vehicles, including down‑payment and bond issuance.
• Ordinance #26‑14: appropriate $10,000 from the capital fund surplus for fencing around the historic copper beech tree.
• Closed‑session topics: COAH update, parking matters, and property‑maintenance inspector appointment (attorney‑client privileged).
• Engineer’s report: proposed 2026 road repaving for Second Ave, Berkeley Ave, Fourth Ave, Woodland Ave, Langner Place, O'Neill Dr, Lotus St, Palm St, Wellington Place, and Burger Place, pending funding.
• Consent‑agenda resolutions: LOSAP contribution amendment, temporary budget #5, support for a stigma‑free zone, and funds for Gabrielli Truck Sales.

The Council unanimously adopted a $790,000 bond ordinance to fund new information technology equipment and automotive vehicles. They also introduced an ordinance to spend $10,000 on fencing around the historic copper beech tree. A consent agenda was approved that included bills, a stigma-free zone resolution, and authorization for two heavy-duty trucks. The meeting included a closed session for attorney-client privileged discussions on COAH, parking, and a personnel matter.

• Adopted $790,000 bond ordinance for IT equipment and new vehicles (6-0 unanimity)
• Introduced ordinance for fencing around historic copper beech tree, appropriating $10,000 from capital surplus (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda: bills list, stigma-free zone, LOSAP amendment, opposition to S-1836, temporary budget, Gabrielli truck funds, hiring process changes (6-0, one recusal on certain items)
• Approved Hannah Carey's Gold Award recycling project (voice vote, unanimous)
• Approved April 7, 2026 closed and work session minutes (5-0-1 abstention)
• Approved resolution to enter closed session for COAH, parking, and property maintenance inspector discussions (6-0)

Environmental Advisory Committee

The committee will review updates on the townwide clean-up scheduled for April 25, the composting program launch and ongoing involvement, proposed changes to the Trex recycling program and reporting, and the bee-hive project. It will also follow up on a current committee vacancy and consider new initiatives.

• Townwide clean-up plan for April 25
• Composting program launch update
• Trex recycling program changes and reporting procedures
• Bee hive project update
• Membership vacancy follow‑up

The Environmental Advisory Committee approved the minutes from the March meeting. The committee also voted to wait until July before purchasing honey from local hives. No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved March meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Voted to wait until July to purchase honey from local hives

Recreation Advisory Board

The Westwood Recreation Advisory Board will receive updates on capital projects including cameras at Brookside and Westvale Parks, playground renovation at McKinnley Park, and pickleball/tennis courts at Pascack Brook Park. The board will also discuss spring programs, the Westvale Park Master Plan, and a new lightning detection resolution. Old business includes committee assignments for over-55 programs, teen center, youth/preschool, facility improvement, and sponsorship.

• Capital projects update: Brookside Park cameras, Westvale Park cameras, McKinnley Park Playground renovation, Pascack Brook Park Pickleball/Tennis Courts
• New lightning detection resolution
• Westvale Park Master Plan discussion
• 250th celebration activities update
• Spring Program and Summer Playground Program updates

The Recreation Advisory Board unanimously approved the April 13 meeting minutes. Committee assignments were tabled for future consideration. The board adjourned the meeting at 8:27 PM.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Committee assignments tabled
• Motion to adjourn passed (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Westwood Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a subdivision application (PB-25-0502) by Adam Nowak to divide a previously subdivided property at 80 Sand Road into two undersized lots, each 50 feet by 110 feet. The board will also discuss the FAR-CBD/SPE Zone and valet parking. A status update letter from the architect for PB-25-0502 is noted in correspondence.

• Public hearing for PB-25-0502: subdivision of 80 Sand Road into two 50' x 110' lots
• Status update letter from Vincent J. Cioffi, Architect, on PB-25-0502
• Discussion of FAR-CBD/SPE Zone and valet parking
• Approval of minutes from March 26 meeting

The board approved a motion to open the meeting to the public on non‑agenda items. The minutes from the March 26, 2026 meeting were approved unanimously. The subdivision and variance application (PB‑25‑0502) for 80 Sand Road was incomplete and was carried over to the next meeting. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved motion to open public on non‑agenda items (carried)
• Approved minutes of 3/26/26 meeting (unanimous)
• Carried pending subdivision application PB‑25‑0502 for 80 Sand Road to next meeting
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

Board of Health

The Westwood Board of Health will hold a regular meeting including the swearing in of new member Alexandra Lewis. The board will vote on a proposal to cancel its July and August meetings. Reports will be given by the Health Department Director, the Health Officer, and the Town Council Liaison. The board will also discuss participation and ideas for 'Art in the Park' to engage attendees.

• Swearing in of Board Member Alexandra Lewis
• Vote to cancel July and August meetings
• Art in the Park participation and engagement ideas
• Health Department Director report
• Approval of March 11, 2026 meeting minutes

The Board of Health approved the minutes from the February 11 and March 11, 2026, regular meetings. The Board also voted to cancel all scheduled meetings for July and August.

• Approved February 11 and March 11 meeting minutes
• Canceled July and August meetings