Cranbury Board of Health Addresses Local Health and Environmental Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cranbury Board of Health delved into a series of health and environmental concerns affecting the community, with attention given to the inspections of local establishments and the issue of potential mosquito breeding grounds at a former swimming pool site. The Board also discussed the implementation of electronic inspections and the proper usage of hand sanitizer. Additionally, the meeting covered the resignation of a board member, the upcoming Mayor’s Wellness campaign events, and the status of animal licensing in the township.

Cranbury Board Reviews Site Plan Amid Traffic and Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Planning Board’s latest meeting was marked by rigorous examination of a major site plan proposed by Sheri Estates LLC for the property at two Brickyard Road. The plan included conversations about property usage, parking space adequacy, potential traffic increase, environmental assessments, and the realignment of Brickyard Road, which raised concerns about traffic flow and safety. Additionally, the board discussed a new ordinance regulating the storage of salt and deicing materials, touching upon the prohibition of outdoor storage to align with the master plan.

Princeton School Board Plans School Renovations Amid Enrollment Growth

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton School Board addressed the issue of accommodating projected student enrollment growth over the next decade, which led to discussions about extensive renovations and additions to district schools. The board presented plans for projects at Princeton High School, Princeton Middle School, Community Park Elementary School, and Littlebrook Elementary School. These projects, with an estimated cost between $85 million and $89.5 million, aim to address the need for expanded facilities due to increased enrollment driven by new housing developments and other factors.

Cranbury Committee Addresses Traffic Safety after Resident Concerns

Overview: In the latest Cranbury Township Committee meeting, residents of Station Road presented pressing traffic safety issues, prompting a response from the committee to seek long-term solutions. Beyond traffic concerns, the committee discussed a range of topics, including mental health education, substance abuse prevention, and the introduction of new ordinances.

Princeton School Board Appoints New Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources

Overview: In a recent special meeting, the Princeton Board of Education unanimously approved the appointment of Angela Ciso-Sten as the new Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, effective July 1, 2024. Angela Ciso-Sten, who has been part of the Princeton Public Schools for over 24 years, will transition from her current position as principal of Johnson Park. The board expressed enthusiasm for Ciso-Sten’s new role.