Liberty Township

The meeting included discussions and actions related to intergovernmental agreements for police services and firearms range use with the Village of Danvers. A decision was made to proceed with a new fueling system in collaboration with Ken's Oil Service. The board approved the Resolution to Release of Right of Reversion of Jake Terry property and accepted the monthly disbursements. Updates were provided on street maintenance, water resources, drainage, health and beautification efforts, community development, and police matters, including the swearing in of a new police officer and a new intergovernmental agreement with Danvers for no active patrol.

The board meeting addressed public concerns regarding vehicle ordinances and parking issues. The treasurer presented the monthly report and discussed resubmitting ARPA funds for the Tonka Tank. The board discussed the Paul building's ownership and potential purchase in November 2025. Updates were provided on MFT projects, water quality, drainage, and town beautification. The creation of a new communication board for village happenings was also discussed. The police department reported Officer Norville's return, new Taser equipment, and property ordinance compliance issues. A motion was made to order a NO PARKING sign for Circle Lane.

The meeting included the nomination of an intermittent President in the absence of the President. The Treasurer's Report was presented, noting a transfer of funds to cover an overage in the Bellas Landscaping bill. The purchase of a new printer for the office was approved. Discussions covered street patching and culvert plans for August, smooth water operations, and hydrant flushing plans. The board noted the aesthetics of flower boxes and spotlights, and the condition of Veterans Park. Fall clean-up day was scheduled, with a decision not to accept tires. Plans for a scooter safety day, Intern Police Academy, Facebook Live, and a Cyber safety talk were also discussed.

The meeting addressed public concerns regarding property lines and neighborhood issues. The board appointed a temporary recording secretary and discussed the treasurer's report, monthly disbursements, and street repairs, approving a quote for patching streets. Updates were provided on water management, drainage, and community development, including the approval of a new Solar Ordinance and details for the last cleanup day of the year. The Police report included the Scooter and Bike Safety Rodeo and officer resignations. The board approved payments for individuals who helped with Good Old Days.