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Sep 6, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Professional Financial Analysis firms to conduct the Financial Analysis component of a comprehensive Feasibility Study for the Borough's municipal water and sewer utility systems.
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Census ID
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130851
Employee FTE
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35
Population
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2,407
Procurement Hell Score
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45 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Englishtown
The meeting involved the swearing-in of a new Police Captain and various committee reports, including discussions on lake signage, police office renovations, and upcoming community events. Key business items included an overview of the 2026 budget, grant applications, and contract discussions. The council also addressed a reimbursement request, amended the bills list, tabled a specific resolution, and successfully adopted two ordinances regarding borough business.
The meeting included approvals for a one-time extension of the 2026 third-quarter tax grace period and the award of a contract for basketball court resurfacing and hoop replacement at Sanford Memorial Park. A shared services agreement with Monmouth County for tax map maintenance was finalized, along with the ratification of the Monmouth Municipal Joint Insurance Fund bylaws. The Council appointed a Recycling Coordinator and Clean Communities Coordinator, as well as an Acting Municipal Clerk, Registrar, and Deputy Tax/Utility Collector. Additionally, the Council adopted a bond ordinance to fund a redevelopment project in the Main and Pine Street area and approved an update to the Borough salary ordinance. Public comments addressed local signage, redevelopment priorities, and the scheduling of an Environmental Commission meeting.
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The council conducted an executive session to discuss attorney-client privilege and litigation. The meeting included the approval of several resolutions, such as tax sale certificate redemptions, a request for proposals for a feasibility study of the water and sewer utility systems, and an RFP for the designation of a redeveloper for the Mers Building area. The council also authorized a six-month extension for a New Jersey Department of Transportation local aid project, reorganized the Land Use Board, approved a shared service agreement with Monmouth County for emergency dispatch services, and appointed a new chairperson for the Environmental Commission. Furthermore, the council adopted new police department rules and regulations, the 2026 personnel policy, recognized an autism-friendly family event, and formally adopted the second amended housing element and fair share plan.
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