The police chief presented the April 2026 monthly report, announcing the reopening of the Youth Police Academy, which had been paused due to staffing challenges and decreased participation. Scheduled for mid-July, the program targets students entering grades six through eight. Alongside this, the Citizens Police Academy has engaged participants in learning about the local police operations, with positive feedback reported.

A significant topic of the meeting was a bicycle incident that resulted in a fatality on Pretty Brook Road. The incident involved a cyclist who fell and sustained injuries that later proved fatal. The investigation is ongoing, with preliminary findings indicating no external vehicle involvement.

The council also addressed several resolutions, notably the issuance of bonds amounting to over $6.9 million for infrastructure improvements through the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank. Additionally, the council approved a resolution urging state leaders to implement reforms to control rising health benefit premiums for public sector employees. Another resolution recognized Juneteenth as a municipal holiday.