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Fairhaven council approves entrance signs, consents to routine resolutions and accepts police report
Summary
Council approved replacement entrance signs using capital funds, passed the consent agenda (resolutions 2026‑138 through 1‑55) and accepted the police department's May 2026 report; no controversial fiscal or contract votes were recorded.
At the June 22 meeting, the council approved replacement entrance signs for the borough and passed routine business items on the consent agenda.
A staff member presented a design sample and said five signs would be replaced at $1,200 each ($6,000 total) using capital funds. A council member moved to approve the signs "as decorative" and the motion passed on roll call.
The mayor then presented the consent agenda (resolutions numbered in the meeting materials as 2026‑138 through 1‑55). The council moved and seconded approval; roll call voting recorded the consent agenda as approved with one recorded 'No' vote.
Separately, the municipal police department's May 2026 report was submitted and accepted by motion.
No additional formal actions or contract awards were taken in open session; the council announced it would enter executive session with no formal action expected afterward.
