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Green Township Committee introduces $4.31 million 2025 municipal budget; hearing April 21
Summary
The Green Township Committee introduced a $4,307,410.91 municipal budget for 2025, scheduling a final public hearing for April 21, 2025 at 7:00 p.m.; the proposal would raise $3,094,610.00 in local taxes and relies on $1,212,800.91 in anticipated revenues.
The Green Township Committee voted to introduce the township's 2025 municipal budget at its March 24 meeting, setting a public hearing for 7:00 p.m. April 21 at the Municipal Building.
The resolution authorizing introduction lists total general appropriations of $4,307,410.91 and anticipated revenues of $1,212,800.91, leaving $3,094,610.00 to be raised by local property taxes. The budget document is to be advertised in the New Jersey Herald as required and brought back for a final vote after the scheduled hearing.
Committee member Michael Rose moved to introduce the budget; Bader Qarmout seconded the motion. The roll call vote recorded Ayes from Margaret “Peg” Phillips, Bader Qarmout, Michael Rose and Mayor Virginia Raffay; the minutes list DeYoung will join the executive session by conference call and record James Young as absent for the meeting.
Town officials noted the Chief Municipal Finance Officer, Linda Di Lorenzo, was copied on the resolution and is responsible for the budget filing. Public comment during the meeting included a resident question about comparing budgets year to year; officials said prior-year budgets are available on the township website.
A final public hearing and adoption vote are scheduled for April 21, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. at the Green Township Municipal Building. The budget document lists specific appropriations and revenue estimates and will be available for public inspection as required by statute.
