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Montague Committee approves resolutions for grants, software contract and road acceptance

Montague Township Committee · January 13, 2026
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Summary

The Committee unanimously approved six resolutions on Jan. 13, including contracts with Millennium Strategies ($2,750) and Spatial Data Logic ($13,087/year), acceptance of New Road Section II resurfacing as final, and authorization to submit a multi‑year municipal alliance grant to GCSUD.

At its Jan. 13 meeting the Montague Township Committee approved six resolutions by unanimous roll call votes covering lien redemptions, grant work, a software contract renewal and final acceptance of a road project.

Key actions included: Resolution 2026‑016, authorizing a $2,750 professional‑services agreement with Millennium Strategies, LLC to prepare and submit the FY2026 Local Recreation Improvement Grant application; Resolution 2026‑017, authorizing a three‑year renewal with Spatial Data Logic for enterprise licensing (construction, fire prevention, code enforcement and zoning modules) at $13,087 per year for a total not to exceed $39,261, effective April 1, 2026–March 31, 2029; and Resolution 2026‑019, accepting the New Road – Section II resurfacing project as final and complete and noting that Tilcon New York, Inc. will return $5,271.95 in void penalties to the township.

The committee also approved Resolution 2026‑018 to authorize submission of the Governor's Council on Substance Use Disorder (GCSUD) Alliance grant for fiscal year 2027 (grant $1,618; cash match $404.50; in‑kind $1,213.50), and two outside lien‑redemption resolutions (2026‑015 and 2026‑020). Each resolution was moved, seconded and carried unanimously; the minutes do not record individual roll call tallies beyond noting unanimous approval.