The Union Landing Road sidewalk project has officially commenced, with construction expected to continue through November. This project aims to enhance pedestrian safety and is supported by a significant local freight impact fund grant. Residents are advised to adhere to detour signs, as routes may change daily. During the meeting, it was announced that due to ongoing construction, the recycling center and the Department of Public Works offices will be temporarily inaccessible to the public. The offices will remain operational, and residents with inquiries can contact the public works department via phone.

The township was awarded $175,000 through the Burlington County Municipal Park Development Program to build an inclusive playground at Memorial Park. There was acknowledgment during the meeting for the efforts of those involved in securing the grant.

Several resolutions were approved, including the purchase of an electric salt spreader, recommended by the Public Works Superintendent, and the appointment of crossing guards for the 2025-2026 school year. The financial audit of the township was accepted, showing no findings and indicating a strong fiscal condition. Additionally, resolutions for the cancellation of taxes for two totally disabled veterans were authorized.