The Council discussed various municipal operations, including the annual leaf collection program, infrastructure improvements for Millbrook Avenue, electronic health record implementation, and police department staffing and patrol fleet replacement. Additionally, the Council addressed pump station repairs, a water pressure study, and preparations for the upcoming general election. Resolutions were passed regarding fee refunds, tax sale redemptions, and a road resurfacing contract change order. An ordinance was introduced to amend regulations for mobile food vendors. Committee reports covered activities in economic development, public health, library services, and communications. Executive sessions were conducted to discuss personnel matters.
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The council reviewed and accepted the 2025 Municipal Audit, which indicated a healthy financial position for the township. A key agenda item was the presentation and endorsement of the 2026 Parks and Recreation Master Plan, which aims to guide future infrastructure and service improvements based on community engagement. A public hearing was conducted and a permit approved for soil movement related to a development project on Sussex Turnpike. The council also authorized various financial resolutions, including contract awards for vehicles and engineering services, and passed an ordinance regarding the vacation of a right of way. Additional updates were provided on the roadway paving program, park playground installations, and health department initiatives.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting
Randolph Township Council Regular Meeting
The Council conducted a regular meeting featuring the presentation of proclamations honoring various municipal departments and a retiring public servant, followed by the appointment of a new Municipal Clerk. Key agenda items included updates from the Township Manager regarding infrastructure projects such as roadway paving, water main replacements, and pump station repairs. The Council held and approved public hearings for soil movement permits for the Shongum Lake Property Owners Association and McDonald's USA, LLC. Furthermore, the Council authorized several financial resolutions, including the certification of the annual audit, approval of grant applications, contract awards for software and professional services, and a community center flooring project. Several ordinances were adopted concerning grease interceptor regulations, permitting the craft manufacture of alcoholic beverages, and capital appropriations for pedestrian crossing improvements and police equipment, while an ordinance regarding the vacation of a right of way was introduced.
May 7, 2026·Board meeting
Township Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting included proclamations for community members and various action items such as the authorization of cash bonds release, planning for the 2026 Freedom Festival fireworks, and the awarding of cooperative purchasing contracts for transportation, equipment, and deer carcass removal. The council discussed capital improvement cancellations, property tax refunds related to veteran exemptions, and change orders for professional legal services. Further business included amendments to municipal ordinances regarding food establishment licensing and employee compensation, as well as the introduction of ordinances for lake improvements and police equipment. An executive session was conducted to discuss ongoing litigation regarding Summit Recovery Residences, LLC.
