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Oct 31, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Township of Old Bridge is soliciting bids for snow removal for township walkways. The buyer’s bid portal lists the procurement as contract 2026-53B in the Snow Removal category and marks it open. Bids are due November 17, 2026, at 11:30 a.m.
Posted
Oct 31, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Township of Old Bridge is soliciting bids for snow removal for township walkways. The buyer’s bid portal lists the procurement as contract 2026-53B in the Snow Removal category and marks it open. Bids are due November 17, 2026, at 11:30 a.m.
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The Council meeting agenda included several key items, such as the appointment of a commissioner to the Old Bridge Housing Authority, a resolution authorizing the payment of bills, claims, and statements, and a best practices discussion. Other topics addressed included an ordinance regarding charitable clothing bins, a shared services agreement with the Board of Education for the maintenance of school buses, and various contract amendments and awards for road reconstruction, landscaping, HVAC repairs, and pedestrian safety grants. Additionally, the Council considered the acceptance of grant funding for the Ticetown Road soccer field project and an application for the Next Generation 911 grant program.
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The council meeting addressed several operational and administrative items. Key topics included discussions on speed bumps and town hall meetings. The council conducted public hearings and readings for ordinances regarding land development, specifically the Inclusionary Housing Zone 3 (IH3) District, amendments to redevelopment plans for Laurence Parkway, and administrative changes to the Department of Public Works and charitable clothing bins. Various resolutions were passed, including the authorization of bill payments, the award of contracts for professional property appraisal services, road resurfacing, and electrical supply, as well as approvals for performance guarantee releases, infrastructure improvements like window installations, and tax cancellations for disabled veterans. Additionally, the council discussed and approved shared service agreements for school security.
The council meeting agenda includes several administrative items such as the swearing-in of a police officer, introduction of new officers, and various appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment and Recreation Advisory Committee. Public hearings are scheduled for a performance guarantee release for Oak 18, LLC, and for multiple ordinances concerning recreation fees, land development, and redevelopment plans. The consent agenda features numerous resolutions, including the awarding of various service contracts, authorizing tax map maintenance, budget revisions, tax refunds for disabled veterans, and a purchase of a new police vehicle. Additionally, the council will address the annual compensation for the Board of Fire Commissioners and endorse an amended housing element and fair share plan.
The meeting agenda includes the 2025 annual audit certification, a public hearing regarding a Plenary Retail Consumption License renewal for Red Zebra LLC, and the authorization of bill payments. Additionally, several ordinances are scheduled for second reading and amendment, including updates to construction code fees, police testing procedures, and land development definitions related to data centers. The consent agenda features resolutions concerning the cancellation of taxes for disabled veterans, extensions to tax grace periods, consolidation of bond issues, and a county radio network agreement.
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