Chatham Township Council Deliberates on Lead Paint Ordinance and Addresses Community Concerns

Overview: During a recent Chatham Township Council meeting, members focused on community concerns and regulatory requirements, notably the introduction of a lead-based paint ordinance and addressing complaints about local amenities. The council also tackled various topics ranging from community safety to public services.

Chatham Township Advances Green Space Preservation and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Chatham Township Council meeting focused on topics, including the acquisition of the Fensky property to preserve green space, updates to fire safety ordinances, and investments in essential infrastructure. The meeting also highlighted community engagement initiatives and the appointment of Joanne White to the Environmental Commission.

Chatham Township Tackles Lead Paint Legislation Amid Contract Renewals and Community Updates

Overview: During the Chatham Township Council meeting on October 14, 2025, the Council tackled issues surrounding lead-based paint legislation, addressed contract renewals for animal control services, and discussed several community updates. The Council navigated through these topics with a focus on compliance, safety, and community engagement.

Chatham Township Celebrates Fire Department Centennial and Tackles Period Poverty

Overview: In a recent meeting on September 23, 2025, the Chatham Township Council celebrated the centennial of its Volunteer Fire Department, addressed period poverty through community engagement, and introduced an ordinance to update fire prevention fees.

Chatham Township Council Discusses Tax Revaluation Amidst Resident Concerns

Overview: In a meeting filled with discussions, the Chatham Township Council addressed the upcoming townwide property tax revaluation, a process mandated by state and county authorities to ensure fairness in property assessments. This revaluation is important for the 2027 tax year and aims to bring property assessments up to 100% of their fair market value, a necessary adjustment since the last revaluation in 2005. The council also touched on other matters, including ovarian cancer awareness, updates to fire prevention fees, and resolutions related to opioid settlement agreements.