Township Council of West Windsor Township Business Session Meeting
The Council reviewed ceremonial matters, including proclamations for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Hindu-American Heritage Month. A public hearing was held regarding the acceptance of open space property. Resolutions were adopted to endorse memberships in the State Firemen's Association and to appoint a Deputy Tax Assessor. Key procurement and administrative actions included joining the TIPS and OMNIA Partners national purchasing cooperatives, as well as the Hunterdon County Educational Services Commission cooperative. The Council also approved contracts and change orders for sidewalk repairs, engineering services, pedestrian safety improvements, and the acquisition of police emergency equipment and firefighting protective gear. Additionally, an extension for sewer capacity reservation was granted for a housing project, and an easement modification was approved for a private property.
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West Windsor Township Council Business Session Meeting
The Council meeting agenda addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the certification of the 2025 Annual Report of Audit and the establishment of dedicated trust accounts for unemployment insurance and senior center fee programs. The Council reviewed requests for sewer capacity reservations, participation in wastewater cooperative pricing, and various professional services agreements for architectural, engineering, and insurance consulting. Additionally, the agenda covered the authorization of purchases for police department technology, vehicles, and public works equipment, as well as the introduction of ordinances and discussion on managed meadow lawns.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Township Council Of West Windsor Township Business Session Meeting
The council discussed various municipal matters, including the introduction of an ordinance regarding bamboo regulation. Key actions involved appointing a Zoning Officer, extending the grace period for third-quarter taxes, and authorizing easement modifications. The council also approved contract extensions for snow removal services, awarded a contract for aquatic complex maintenance, and authorized road improvement projects. Additionally, the council approved a new telephone system for the police division and authorized a redevelopment agreement with K. Hovnanian Companies for the Princeton Junction Redevelopment Area.
