The council meeting addressed several key business items, including the appointment of Michael Liccone to fill a council vacancy and the proclamation of October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Presentations were held for employee recognition and a 'No New Tax Referendum' update by the Board of Education. The council reviewed and passed numerous resolutions concerning the acceptance of an American Eagle sculpture donation, the use of Open Space funds for church roof repairs, the auction of surplus property, and various vendor service contracts for municipal supplies and repairs. Additionally, the council discussed budget reports, administrative updates, and received committee reports covering library funding, recreation events, and health department initiatives.
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The Council held a public meeting featuring tributes to the late Councilman John Mania. Key discussion items included the review of traffic speed data for Sunset Drive and the decision to install speed mats. The Council addressed resolutions concerning the removal of a phantom property from tax rolls, the approval of a corrective action plan for the annual audit, and the authorization of various vendor contracts and service agreements. Updates were provided on the 2027 health insurance assessment, traffic signal projects, and the process for filling the council vacancy left by Mr. Mania's passing.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Mount Olive Township Council Council Minutes
The Council meeting featured proclamations recognizing Pediatric Cancer Month and the 50th Anniversary of Enzo's Restaurant, as well as a presentation regarding a Girl Scout Gold Award project. Key actions included reviewing the August budget report, conducting a public hearing on fee revisions, and passing resolutions concerning property auctions, emergency repairs for the sewer treatment plant, water meter procurement, and public safety software acquisition. The Council also discussed policies on artificial intelligence, security camera usage, traffic safety improvements, and received updates from various committee liaisons.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Mount Olive Township Council Public Meeting
The council meeting addressed several key business items, including the proclamation of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and the approval of various ordinances, such as parking restrictions on Corey and Wolfe Roads, adjustments to water and sewer utility fees, and revisions to departmental fees like peddling and alarm system registration. Resolutions were passed to provide property tax exemptions for disabled veterans, authorize construction and lease agreements for a community food pantry, approve emergency repairs, and accept the 2025 annual audit. Additionally, the council discussed departmental reports, including updates on traffic data collection, recent public infrastructure projects, and upcoming community events.
