Township Administrator at Township of West Milford
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Chief (Apshawa Volunteer Fire Company #1)
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Nov 3, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
The Township of West Milford is soliciting 2027 professional services, including municipal and board legal, engineering, planning, audit, finance, environmental, tax, risk-management, compliance, prosecution, public-defender, grant-writing, and related services.
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The council addressed several ordinances and resolutions, including the closure of a portion of Torne Mountain Road and amendments to fees for Department of Community Services and Recreation programs, such as Bubbling Springs memberships, day camp, and various facility rentals. The council also authorized several public works repairs and purchases, including vehicle repairs for Kenworth and John Deere machinery, public works building roofing repairs, the purchase of a police marine patrol vessel, and additional diesel fuel. Furthermore, the meeting involved financial approvals regarding tax corrections, the acceptance of a slip-on tanker grant, the Passaic County Destination Marketing grant, the authorization of a shared service agreement for fueling services, the approval of various 2027 licenses, transfers of current fund appropriations, various tax refunds, and the payment of bills.
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The council addressed numerous administrative and financial items, including ordinance amendments regarding workplace conduct and compliance, and updates to fees for property registration under foreclosure and vacant properties. Resolutions were passed supporting law enforcement, expressing support for Route 23 Bridge improvements, and authorizing various purchases including snow removal parts, rock salt, and air conditioning equipment. Additionally, the council approved appointments to the Park Board and Planning Commission, authorized a professional services contract for dam rehabilitation, updated personnel policies, and approved the issuance of a cannabis license. Several financial resolutions were addressed, including the cancellation of expired grant balances and capital appropriations, tax sale removals, and various fee refunds.
The Governing Body conducted a regular meeting where several ordinances were finalized, including updates to workplace conduct policies and real property registration fees. The Council approved a significant number of resolutions regarding municipal operations, such as contracts for snow removal parts, rock salt procurement, vehicle maintenance, and air conditioning equipment for the police department. Discussions were held regarding a resolution to purchase a large spruce tree for the Wallisch Homestead, highlighting concerns over warranty and cost. Additionally, the Council addressed resolutions pertaining to firefighter equipment and services, personnel policy updates, cannabis license issuance, cancellation of expired grants and capital appropriations, and various tax-related administrative actions.
The meeting included the recognition of an Eagle Scout and the swearing-in of a police officer. Official reports from the Board of Health were presented, detailing environmental and health inspections. Several ordinances were discussed and approved, including those concerning employee salaries and compensation, the repeal of the Economic Development Commission, amendments to workplace conduct policies, and fee adjustments for property registration under foreclosure. Additionally, various resolutions were passed, authorizing bond anticipation notes, the publication of the 2025 audit, and the procurement of municipal services and equipment such as road waste disposal, uniforms, a wheel loader, diesel fuel, and a fire tender.
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