The agenda focuses on police department accreditation, a presentation by Sustainable Princeton regarding the purchase of electric shuttle buses, and a flood study. Public hearings are scheduled for ordinances concerning signage regulations and restricted parking for persons with disabilities. Business includes multiple resolutions regarding energy consulting services, police radio system upgrades, website hosting, playground equipment for Harrison Street Park, and an award extension for a municipal aid grant. Furthermore, the council will address deer management services and community-based plans, the cancellation of a vehicle contract, performance guarantee reductions, and the utilization of funds from the affordable housing trust fund for property repairs. The council will also consider bond ordinances for general improvement and redevelopment projects.
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The meeting agenda addressed various municipal business items, including proclamations honoring retiring employees and the introduction of ordinances regarding parking regulations and fees. The council considered numerous resolutions for professional services agreements, covering a pavement condition assessment system, engineering design services for boiler replacements, pavement preservation, environmental assessment work, and pedestrian safety improvements. Additionally, the agenda included resolutions for the appointment of a temporary CFO and items on the consent agenda, such as the authorization of bill payments, extension of property tax grace periods, cancellation of grants, release of performance guarantees, and approvals for community events like Porchfest and banner placement.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Mayor and Council of Princeton Meeting Agenda
The council meeting addressed several significant items including the 2025 Audit report, a community needs assessment presentation, and various professional services agreements for engineering and stormwater consulting. Several resolutions were passed concerning parkland 'Adopt-a-Park' agreements, intersection improvements for Rosedale Road, Elm Road, and Cleveland Lane, and authorization for grant applications to the New Jersey Department of Transportation and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. The council also authorized bedroom distribution waivers, sewer rehabilitation payments, and special budget items for health and recycling grants.
