The most notable event of the meeting was the presentation of the Community Partner of the Year award to Lower Township by the Volunteers in Medicine. Commissioners expressed gratitude for the township’s ongoing support and contributions to healthcare services in Cape May County. The commissioners also took the opportunity to thank specific individuals for their efforts in local infrastructure improvements and open space projects, which have positively impacted the township.

In other business, the council discussed updates to the personnel policy, which now includes new guidelines on handling lightning strikes and heat stroke, as recommended by the municipal joint insurance fund. This update added 14 pages to the existing policy.

The meeting also highlighted upcoming Veterans Day events, including a parade and various discounts offered by local businesses to honor veterans. The council encouraged public participation in these events and reminded residents of the importance of voting in the upcoming elections.

Finally, the council members expressed their appreciation for the volunteers and businesses that contributed to the township’s successful Halloween events, praising the collaboration and community spirit that made the events possible.