Lower Township Police Department Celebrates Re-Accreditation and Community Support

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lower Town Council celebrated the re-accreditation of the local police department, a significant honor indicating the department’s adherence to the highest standards of law enforcement. Alongside this recognition, the council also addressed important community projects, including capital improvements and infrastructure development throughout the township.

Lower Township Council Tackles Infrastructure and Public Concerns

Overview: In the recent Lower Township Council meeting, significant infrastructure projects were a primary focus. The council discussed an array of capital ventures, including park renovations, road reconstructions, and stormwater management upgrades. Notably, the public expressed concerns over local animal control services and the handling of a dog attack incident. Residents also raised issues regarding affordable housing allocations in a new development and the preservation of historic sites within the township.

Lower Township Honored with ‘We Value Our Veterans’ Award

Overview: Lower Township was presented with the ‘We Value Our Veterans’ Community Award during a recent Town Council meeting, recognizing the municipality’s efforts to support military veterans. The award was given by the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, and a Congressional Proclamation was issued by Congressman Van Drew’s office. The township was commended for its veteran-friendly initiatives, such as providing reserved parking for Purple Heart recipients and disabled veterans, renaming a street to Veterans Way, and offering military discounts in partnership with local businesses.

Lower Township Seeks Solutions to Flooding and Leaf Collection Issues

Overview: At the recent Lower Town Council meeting, the foremost topic addressed was the persistent problem of leaf accumulation causing significant flooding in the Roseanne Avenue area. The issue, highlighted by heavy rain, has led to growing concerns among residents about property damage, accessibility for emergency services, and the overall safety of the neighborhood. Deputy Mayor Perry and the township manager were tasked with developing a plan to improve leaf collection and prevent future flooding.