A resident raised issues pertaining to the need for fairness and nondiscrimination, citing past incidents with the Redevelopment meetings and the handling of peaceful protests. They stressed the importance of selecting impartial individuals for positions of authority and recounted instances that suggested past discrimination, as well as complaints about late agenda postings being dismissed as spreading misinformation.

The Council moved forward with several resolutions, including the approval of towing licenses and the appointment of Patricia Robinson to the Franklin Township Library Board of Trustees. There was also a discussion on the geographical limitations and response times for towing services, as well as the implications for local residents and businesses.

Additionally, the Council addressed the economic and educational development within the township, mentioning an Internship Scholarship Program that could provide work experience for students and scholarships for college. They also focused on county funds allocated for septic repairs, which would be available as grants for senior citizens to repair their septic systems, potentially aiding in the sale of their homes.

The meeting touched on the condition of local trails, with a resident questioning the necessity of certain materials for trail maintenance, advocating for cost-effective solutions. Updates were provided on bids for projects and the status of ongoing maintenance and repairs in the township.