Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jerome Janoski’s organization
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pemberton Township Council Council Meeting
The council meeting featured a presentation from Flock Safety regarding the use of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) systems by the local police department. Discussion topics included the specific functions of the ALPR cameras, clarification that they are not facial recognition tools, guidelines for their use as mandated by the New Jersey Attorney General, and data retention policies. The presentation also highlighted case studies where the system successfully aided in solving crimes such as commercial burglaries, hit-and-run incidents, and locating missing persons. Additionally, representatives from Flock Safety addressed security protocols, audit logs, and data ownership.
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The council meeting addressed a financial loss resulting from a cybersecurity compromise involving a vendor, with discussions focusing on investigation protocols and preventing future security incidents. The council reviewed several resolutions, including a shared service agreement, logistics for an upcoming event on Trenton Road, and grant assistance for safe routes to school. Additional topics included the procurement of new shotguns for the police department, plans for sidewalk and concrete infrastructure improvements, and maintenance concerns regarding street lights and a dead tree on Magnolia Road. Furthermore, the meeting covered the upcoming charter study commission and the process for the upcoming trash contract bidding.
Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pemberton Township Council Special Meeting
The council convened a special meeting primarily to authorize an agreement with PM Consultants LLC to provide financial consulting services, specifically to serve as the temporary Chief Financial Officer and tax collector. During the public comment session, residents questioned the contract terms, including the hourly rate and hours of service, as well as an ongoing litigation matter, which the board declined to discuss. The council officially approved the resolution to engage the consulting firm to manage these financial duties while a search for permanent candidates remains ongoing.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pemberton Township Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed various resolutions and ordinances, including discussions on the Mirror Lake Dam project, engineering services for pump station 3, asphalt procurement, and liquor license approvals. Key topics included the establishment of trust funds for tree and sidewalk replacements via new ordinances, a detailed review of the bill list totaling over $1.4 million, and updates on shared service agreements for building official and ambulance services. Additionally, public inquiries regarding derelict building maintenance, property status, and lake water level management were addressed.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
