Public documents that mention Jennifer M. Johnson.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting
Marlboro Township Council Council Meeting
The Council held a meeting to discuss and take action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key topics included the adoption of Ordinance #2026-010 regarding the Scattered Site Redevelopment Plan, the authorization of contracts for tree removal services at Topanemus Cemetery and snow removal services for the Department of Public Works, and the rejection of bids for electrical repair services. The Council approved various financial items, including grant revenue appropriations, the purchase of a fire inspection vehicle, a three-year agreement for Microsoft software licensing, and an amendment to the contract for Computer-Aided Dispatch and Records Management systems. Additionally, the Council authorized enrollment in the federal 1033 Program for equipment acquisition, addressed tax lien redemptions, approved veteran tax exemptions, and processed various tax overpayment refunds.
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The council addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key actions included accepting the 2025 audit report, authorizing shared services agreements for mutual vehicle refueling, confined space rescue, and snow plow operations, and confirming emergency contracts for debris removal. The council designated certain areas for redevelopment, authorized the issuance of a plenary retail distribution liquor license, and awarded contracts for snow removal and generator rental services. Additionally, the council approved professional services contract amendments, accepted a scoreboard donation, authorized grant applications for body armor and recreational accessibility, and passed resolutions concerning tax lien redemptions and veteran tax exemptions.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting
Marlboro Township Council Regular Meeting
The Council discussed several administrative and infrastructure items. Key actions included ratifying revised bylaws for the Monmouth Municipal Joint Insurance Fund, extending contracts for printing and direct mail services, and appointing a Municipal Housing Liaison. Professional architectural services were authorized for public building improvements, and a closeout change order and final payment were approved for the Murray Hill Terrace project. Performance guarantees were released for Goddard Estates. The Council awarded contracts for roadway improvements, including the 2025 Roadway Improvement Program and Gordons Corner Road Phase II. An amendment to a professional environmental engineering contract was approved for the Marlboro Motor Lodge project. Additionally, the Council authorized a grant extension for sidewalk improvements, accepted a donation of a portable generator, approved tax lien redemptions, confirmed the sale of renewable energy credits, and awarded a supply contract for zinc orthophosphate. The Council also rejected bids for a valve maintenance program due to non-compliance and confirmed emergency contracts for water main repairs. Finally, authorization was given to the Planning Board to conduct a redevelopment study for specific property lots.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Marlboro Township Council Regular Meeting
The Council discussed community events, including anniversary celebrations and farmer's market updates. Action was taken on various financial and administrative matters, including authorizing grant applications for park improvements and roadway infrastructure, and approving liquor license renewals. The Council confirmed contract closeouts for gate valve maintenance, flooring replacement, stream cleaning, and roadway improvement programs. Furthermore, the Council authorized equipment and vehicle purchases for the Department of Public Works, Construction Code Enforcement, and Police Department. Additional resolutions were passed regarding affordable housing rehabilitation and affirmative marketing plans, agreements for addiction treatment transportation, budget revenue insertions for opioid settlements and grants, and a change to the petty cash custodian.
