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Kennilworth council introduces $2.976 million bond ordinance for capital improvements
Summary
Council introduced Ordinance 2026-13 to fund nearly $3 million in municipal capital improvements and equipment; the ordinance was approved for introduction and set for public hearing and adoption July 1, 2026.
Kennilworth Borough Council on June 17 introduced Ordinance 2026-13, a bond ordinance to fund a range of municipal capital improvements and equipment purchases totaling $2,976,000.
Councilman William Mororrow summarized the 2026 capital program earlier in the meeting, saying the package invests in public-safety upgrades, municipal building HVAC replacements and roadway and sewer work. Councilman Mororrow said the capital budget includes more than $473,000 in grant funding to reduce taxpayer burden. The ordinance authorizes appropriations, use of capital funds and the issuance of bonds and bond anticipation notes as needed.
Councilman Bole moved introduction and Councilman Finestella seconded; the council approved the ordinance introduction on a roll-call vote and set a public hearing and adoption date for July 1, 2026 at 6 p.m. Copies of the ordinance and supporting documents will be published per municipal law, and the finance department was instructed to prepare notices and documentation for the July hearing.
