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Votes at a glance: Stockton Borough Council actions on Dec. 15, 2025
Summary
The Stockton Borough Council approved a package of routine and administrative resolutions on Dec. 15, 2025, including a public-health interlocal agreement, budget transfers, cancellation of stale checks, and payment of municipal obligations totaling $250,540.49. The council also authorized pursuing ordinance codification via a county grant.
At its Dec. 15 meeting the Stockton Borough Council approved multiple administrative and financial resolutions.
Key actions approved by roll call included:
- Resolution 2025-89: Authorized an Interlocal (shared) Services Agreement with Hunterdon County for public‑health activities and services for a three‑year term (Dec. 1, 2025–Nov. 30, 2028). Motion: Brown; second: Hunt; unanimous recorded vote.
- Resolution 2025-93: Authorized the Chief Financial Officer to make transfers between current‑year appropriations to cover shortfalls (N.J.S.A. 40A:4‑58). Motion: Mann; second: Hunt; unanimous recorded vote.
- Resolution 2025-94 and Resolution 2025-95: Authorized cancellation of listed stale checks for the water/sewer utility and current accounts; motions approved by roll call.
- Resolution 2025-96: Authorized payment of municipal obligations in the amount of $250,540.49. Motion: Hunt; second: Mann; unanimous recorded vote.
In new business the Council agreed to pursue a Hunterdon County Economic Development Grant to digitize borough ordinances and prioritized codifying land‑use ordinances first. Councilmembers discussed cost considerations and accessibility improvements as part of the codification effort.
Motions were handled through formal roll call votes as recorded in the minutes; members recorded as voting in favor on most measures were Brown, Fisher, Hunt, Mann and Meltzer, with occasional recusal noted for specific items.
