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Council approves scores of property sales, trafficking-awareness ordinance and redevelopment plan; several items passed by consent
Summary
Trenton City Council approved a large slate of ordinances and resolutions Sept. 4, including a requirement for businesses to display human-trafficking awareness materials, dozens of city property sales and a $3 million grant appropriation for City Hall exterior work.
Trenton City Council approved a package of ordinances and resolutions at its Sept. 4 meeting, including a citywide requirement that licensed businesses display human-trafficking awareness materials, multiple sales of city-owned parcels to private buyers, and adoption of a downtown redevelopment plan. Many items were approved on roll call or by a consent agenda with little or no public comment.
The council unanimously passed Ordinance 25-071 (second reading), an ordinance "requiring all licensed businesses within the city of Trenton to display human trafficking awareness materials issued by the attorney general's office." Council members voted yes during a roll call after no members of the public rose to speak.
The council also approved Ordinance 25-072, requiring owners of multi-unit dwellings to provide certain notifications from the Trenton Department of Water and Sewer, and Ordinance 25-084, adopting the 2025 Enterprise…
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