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Residents urge council to find savings: dog licensing enforcement, solid waste and infrastructure concerns raised
Summary
Two residents told the council they want the township to pursue cost savings and better enforcement: a long‑time resident urged review of taxes, guardrail liabilities and solid waste operations; another resident urged enforcement of dog licensing, saying the dog fund is consistently short and has subsidized equipment purchases.
Two members of the public urged Hamilton Township officials to pursue cost savings and stronger enforcement of existing rules during the meeting’s public comment period.
Rich Balgowing, a resident who identified his address and noted the age of his house, said he had met recently with Mayor Martin and brought a list of potential improvements that could both improve services and reduce costs. He said the township should examine…
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