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Council approves road bids, introduces ordinance to add part‑time collection-systems operator

Gloucester Township Council · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Gloucester Township Council accepted the 2026 road‑improvement bid report, introduced ordinance O‑26‑10 (first reading) to add a part‑time collection systems license operator with a $55–$95 hourly range, approved the consent agenda and adopted Resolution 266‑235; all recorded roll‑call votes were affirmative.

The Gloucester Township Council on June 8 accepted bids for the township’s 2026 Road Improvement Program, introduced an ordinance to add a part‑time collection‑systems license operator and approved routine agenda items and a resolution in unanimous recorded votes.

The council reported six bidders for the 2026 Road Improvement Program (bids opened May 27, 2026): Earl Asphalt Company ($1,542,113.13); Landberg Construction LLC ($1,323,917.00); Paving Plus LLC ($1,274,380.50); South State Inc. ($1,435,384.35); Think Pavers Hardscaping LLC ($1,311,362.00); and one additional listed bidder. A council member moved to accept the bid report; the motion passed on a roll call with the members recorded as voting yes.

In other business, the council introduced ordinance O‑26‑10, described as an amendment to ordinance 0‑25‑23 regarding compensation and municipal positions. The ordinance adds a part‑time position titled “collection systems license operator” with an hourly range listed in the introduction as $55 to $95. The measure was introduced on first reading and will be scheduled for a public hearing at its second reading.

The council also approved the consent agenda as presented and adopted Resolution 266‑235 after motions and seconding. Roll‑call votes recorded the same members voting in the affirmative for these items.

No members recorded negative votes in the roll calls reported during the meeting. The council indicated the ordinance will return for a second‑reading hearing (date and time to be published with the meeting notice).