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Princeton council approves disbanding construction appeals board, equipment purchase; introduces 24.85-acre land acquisition
Summary
Princeton Mayor and Council on Feb. 24 voted to dissolve the municipal Construction Board of Appeals, approved a five-year purchase of Axon body-worn cameras and related equipment, adopted several resolutions and introduced an ordinance to acquire roughly 24.85 acres on Cherry Valley Road.
Princeton Mayor and Council on Feb. 24 voted to dissolve the municipal Construction Board of Appeals, approved a five-year equipment purchase agreement for police body-worn cameras and related hardware, passed several routine resolutions and introduced an ordinance to acquire roughly 24.85 acres on Cherry Valley Road.
The council adopted Ordinance 2025-02 to disband the Princeton Construction Board of Appeals, saying the county board now handles the type of appeals the local panel rarely convened for. Councilmembers carried the ordinance by roll-call vote during the public hearing portion of the meeting.
Council members also approved a multi-year purchase of body-worn cameras and related equipment from Axon Enterprise Inc. The contract is procured through New Jersey state contract 17-FLEET-00738 for a five-year term…
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