During the meeting, the council discussed plans for the soft opening of a new playground area. While specific opening dates were not confirmed, the council mentioned that the playground would open once gates are installed. The discussion included consideration of security measures, such as installing cameras, to ensure the safety and proper use of the facility. The playground’s positive reception was noted, with appreciation expressed for the Public Works department’s efforts in managing the project.

The council addressed the recent tragic accident on Route 55, which affected local residents and students. The council underscored the importance of addressing speeding and distracted driving, which are primary factors in fatal accidents in the state. Efforts are being made to participate in grants aimed at reducing serious accidents.

Inquiries were raised regarding increased activity related to gas line installations in the township. The council acknowledged the presence of equipment and confirmed that the gas company would need to obtain road opening permits, although no updates were provided on the scope of these installations.

Other matters discussed included the upcoming meeting of the communications committee, which will review the township’s website for potential improvements. Additionally, the council expressed gratitude for the successful tax collection efforts and the Public Works department’s role in maintaining municipal services.