The committee administered the oath of office to a new police officer and adopted an ordinance concerning parental responsibility for offenses by minors. Several ordinances related to traffic and camping on public property were introduced for first reading. The meeting included the approval of various resolutions, such as the payment of vouchers, a shared services agreement for construction code services, and authorization for MS4 permit compliance. Additionally, the committee acted on a consent agenda that approved capital purchases for public works and police administration equipment, as well as a road program payment and a development agreement, while one development agreement was tabled. Public comments were received regarding infrastructure concerns and equipment procurement.
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The committee held a regular meeting to address various municipal operations. Key agenda items included a proclamation honoring a retiring recreation department employee and the first reading of an ordinance regarding parental responsibility for minor offenses. Financial and administrative actions were taken, including the payment of vouchers, the appointment of a new police officer, and the approval of various consent resolutions covering road contracts, tax liens, municipal budget revenue, IT services, equipment purchases, and an intergovernmental agreement. Public comments addressed local infrastructure concerns such as signage, animal control service contracts, drainage and lighting in the Laurel Run community, and general municipal inquiries. The committee concluded with a discussion on committee liaison reports and an executive session regarding attorney-client privilege.
Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting
West Hampton Township Committee Regular Meeting
The committee meeting included a presentation on the Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) system modernization program, which involves upgrading aging gas infrastructure in the Holly Hills section of the township, with a focus on replacing cast iron and unprotected steel mains to improve safety and reduce leaks. The discussion covered project timelines, communication plans for residents, restoration of roadways, and the process for moving gas meters from inside homes to the exterior. Additionally, the committee discussed contractual agreements and public bidding requirements related to municipal services.
