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Sayreville reports trauma kits for schools, stepped-up truck-parking enforcement; residents press JCP&L and raise email-blocking concerns
Summary
Council members reported that Sayreville’s Office of Emergency Management obtained 12 level-1 trauma kits for each public school and that police increased enforcement against overnight tractor-trailer parking; residents pressed the borough on high utility charges and requested a JCP&L representative to address outages and streetlight repairs.
At the February 2025 Mayor and Borough Council meeting, officials reported several public-safety and infrastructure actions: the OEM (Office of Emergency Management) obtained and distributed 12 level-1 trauma kits to the borough’s public schools at no cost, the police department said it had been enforcing no-overnight-parking rules for tractor-trailers and was preparing recommendations for stricter penalties, and the water and sewer department reported ongoing maintenance and aging infrastructure work.
Councilman Colace (Public Safety) read a report that the Sayreville OEM obtained 12 level-1 trauma kits through Middlesex County OEM and distributed one to each public school, with training provided by two members of the Sayreville Police Department. Colace said OEM staff will attend the New Jersey State Emergency Preparedness Conference in April for updated training. He also read police…
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