The council introduced an ordinance for the acceptance of a land donation. The public hearing for this ordinance is scheduled for March 11, 2024. In an effort to enhance local safety, there was an acknowledgment of ongoing reviews and discussions with county commissioners regarding safety measures at the intersection of Lis and Union roads. The potential solutions include the installation of rumble strips and additional signage to address the concerning rate of high-speed collisions at this location.

Moreover, the council addressed the endorsement of state rent control legislation and the participation of a local director in the Atlantic County steering committee for road safety plans. These gatherings aim to foster community spirit and provide entertainment for residents.

In public works, the council highlighted the importance of citizen reporting for issues such as potholes and emphasized the availability of a bulk item drop-off service. The township also noted the ongoing construction of new homes in the area.

The council meeting also covered administrative matters, such as the announcement of a free rabies clinic and the movement of certain township offices, providing residents with updated information on where to find services.