PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, at 9:00 AM the Township of Lumberton will receive Requests for Qualifications and Proposals for Professional Services and Other Bid Exempt Services for Year 2027 at the Township Clerk's Office located in the Lumberton Township Municipal Building, 35 Municipal Drive, Lumberton, NJ 08048.
Copies of the Request for Qualifications and Proposals for Professional Services and Other Bid Exempt Services for Year 2027 will be available, for pick up, at the Township Clerk's Office in the Lumberton Township Municipal Building, 35 Municipal Drive, Lumberton, NJ, 08048, or by e-mailing Bobbie Quinn, Deputy Township Administrator/Township Clerk at bquinn@lumbertontwp.com
Published by: Bobbie Quinn, RMC, Lumberton Township Clerk
The committee addressed several legislative and administrative items, including an executive session to discuss personnel, litigation, and attorney-client privilege. The committee considered two ordinances regarding the registration of rental units and the consolidation of municipal fees. Further resolutions were adopted covering tax collector account adjustments for a disabled veteran, the hiring of a Rental Housing Inspector and Code Enforcement Officer, the acceptance of a Flood Mitigation Assistance Grant, the appointment of a crossing guard, and the release of a performance guarantee for the Iconic Wellness development. Additionally, the committee approved budget appropriation transfers, authorized the submission of a Safe Routes to School grant application, approved a legal settlement agreement with Brittney Scorer, and consented to the assignment of a redevelopment agreement for the Flying W project.
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The committee introduced an ordinance regarding township fees and approved a series of consent agenda resolutions covering diverse matters such as grants for canopy maintenance, tax adjustments for totally disabled veterans, liquor license transfers, and a shared services agreement for fire protection. Key discussions during the public comment portion focused on concerns regarding land development board transparency, the potential for automatic approval of development applications, televised meetings, and emergency preparedness. Additionally, the committee addressed questions concerning the police department's capacity in light of proposed housing developments and the status of the redevelopment agreement.
Aug 6, 2026·Board meeting
Lumberton Township Council Regular Township Committee Meeting
The council meeting included the presentation of the Officer of the Second Quarter award, the adoption of an ordinance amending the Route 38 corridor redevelopment plan, and the approval of several resolutions, including those related to grant cancellation, the sale of a township-owned vehicle, construction improvements at Country Village Park, and municipal auditing requirements. A resolution designating a redeveloper for a project in the Aristown Road redevelopment area was also voted upon. Furthermore, the council approved applications for a 50/50 raffle and a block party, reviewed bill payments, and addressed public comments regarding the township's banking practices and inquiries about potential development projects.
Jul 2, 2026·Board meeting
Lumberton Township Council Regular Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several items, including the swearing-in of a police department recruit and the adoption of ordinances related to emergency medical services billing and the Route 38 corridor redevelopment plan. Consent agenda items included tax adjustments, alcohol license renewals, and the award of a contract for the township road program. Key discussions covered the approval of renovations for a handicap ramp at a township building, public concerns regarding traffic safety at a hazardous intersection, and requests to review township investments with Citizens Bank. Additionally, public comment addressed the storage of wrecked vehicles at a municipal facility.
