The West Windsor Township Council convened on September 23, 2024, addressing key community concerns during its business session. The meeting began with a roll call confirming the presence of council members and the township attorney, Dennis Fraser.

Public comments highlighted pressing local issues, notably a proposal to lower speed limits on Old Trenton and Clarksville roads. Resident Sylvia Ascarelli advocated for this initiative, emphasizing the need to reassess speed limits on other roads that have evolved from rural paths to busy thoroughfares, citing Pen Lisle as an example.

Another resident, Susan Gull, raised concerns about persistent littering on her property at 230 South Lane. She reported an ongoing issue with trash being deliberately thrown onto her land, suggesting that it may be politically motivated due to her activism. Gull requested the installation of a $250 littering fine sign and a surveillance camera to deter further incidents. She expressed frustration over the lack of action from local authorities, despite her long-standing residency and tax contributions to the township.

The council acknowledged Gull's complaints and assured her that the mayor would address the issue further. The meeting underscored the council's commitment to addressing community safety and cleanliness, with residents actively participating in discussions that shape local governance.