Bedminster Discusses New Crime Protection Ordinance

Overview: The Bedminster Township Committee convened on March 4th, 2024, to discuss a range of issues, with the introduction of a new ordinance aimed at enhancing resident protection against property crimes, including car thefts, taking center stage. The ordinance, similar to one adopted by Bernards Township, was presented by the attorney and is set for a public hearing on March 18th. The discussion was part of a meeting that also touched on public works maintenance, community policing, and the impact of recent storms on township infrastructure.

Bedminster Township Council Commends Police Restraint and Enhances Public Safety Measures

Overview: In a recent Bedminster Township committee meeting, officials discussed a range of topics, with public safety taking center stage. The police department was commended for its handling of a sensitive incident involving a man with what appeared to be a handgun, later identified as a power tool. The meeting also saw discussions on improving safety measures, such as the extension of pedestrian travel times at a local intersection, and the potential installation of license plate reading cameras in collaboration with surrounding towns.

Bedminster Town Council Deliberates on Safety, Personnel Manual, and Community Projects

Overview: The Bedminster Town Council addressed a range of issues in their recent meeting, with the revision of the Personnel Manual and local safety concerns, such as the hazardous intersection at 206 and Lamington Road and guard rail extensions on Route 206, taking precedence. The council also discussed utility updates, community event planning, and administrative appointments, including the roles of Assistant Treasurer and Qualified Purchasing Agent.

Bedminster Township Committee Adjusts Police Off-Duty Rates and Bulky Waste Disposal Fees

Overview: In the most recent Bedminster Township Committee meeting, significant changes were made regarding off-duty police employment rates and bulky waste disposal fees. The committee unanimously approved an increase in off-duty police rates to align with nearby municipalities and also established new regulations for the town’s bulky waste disposal, aiming to prevent system abuse by commercial users and effectively manage the township’s budget.