Township Council of West Windsor Township Business Session Meeting
The council held a business session to discuss and act on several items, including capital improvement and bond ordinances for municipal projects. Key actions included appointing an Electric Subcode Official, establishing the 2026 sewer rate, and authorizing the insertion of special revenue for the Alcohol Education, Rehabilitation & Enforcement Fund. The council also approved several contracts and change orders for pedestrian safety improvements, park maintenance, and renovations, alongside a service agreement for a CJIS-compliant AI platform for the Police Department. A developer's agreement for a retail convenience store project was also authorized.
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Township Council of West Windsor Township Business Session Meeting
The meeting addressed various topics, including amending the township code regarding health fees, setting official township holidays, and appointing a member to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. The council also discussed property tax overpayments, solid waste collection costs, and authorized the purchase of a printer and toner for the Tax Assessor's Office. Additional discussions included technology supplies and services, architectural services for the Water Works Pool Facility, picnic tables for Community Park and Waterworks, and an Easement Modification Agreement. Furthermore, the council addressed the release of funds for the Princeton Junction Train Station Redevelopment project, increases to professional services agreements for engineering services, and the purchase of a Ford Bronco vehicle for the Division of Code Enforcement and Ford Utility Interceptor Vehicles for the Police Department.
Mar 5, 2025·Board meeting
West Windsor Township Budget Meeting #1
The first of three budget meetings for 2025 focused on the mayor's proposed zero tax increase budget. Key discussion points included a 6.35% budget increase compared to 2024, totaling over 53.4 million. The CFO recommended passing the cap bank ordinance for appropriations to bank around 762,000. Salary and wage budgets increased by 72,900 million. The amount to be raised by taxation is decreasing due to assessed value decreases from appeals. The budget introduction is scheduled for April 7th, with a public hearing on May 19th. Discussions included Recreation department activities, the pool complex, and capital budget items.
