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Council authorizes deer-management participation, emergency sewer repairs and police IT purchases
Summary
The council approved participation in the Union County deer-management program (culling in select parks), authorized an emergency sanitary-sewer contract for Kimball Avenue repairs, and approved purchase contracts for police vehicle computers and a server from the 2025 capital budget.
The Westfield Town Council approved several public-works and public-safety items, including participation in the Union County Deer Management program, an emergency contract for sanitary-sewer main repair on Kimball Avenue, and equipment purchases for the police department.
Councilman Healy moved two resolutions authorizing the town to participate once again in the county's deer-management program (previous participation cited as five successful seasons). The areas named in the presentation included Brightwood Park, sections of Tamaques Park, and portions along Lambert's Mill Road.
Healy also moved an emergency contract to repair a sanitary-sewer main on Kimball Avenue; the council approved the motion by voice vote. Separately, Councilman Dardia presented two capital budgeted procurements for the Westfield Police Department: replacement vehicle-mounted computer systems and a new server, both described as planned in the 2025 capital budget; both authorizations were approved.
The transcript records brief committee presentations and carries of the motions; no public controversy or opposition to these specific items was recorded in the meeting minutes.
