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Mantua hears routine department reports; administrator confirms website vendor and warns of storm

Township Committee of the Township of Mantua · February 10, 2025
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Summary

Engineering, public works and police provided routine updates at the Feb. 10 meeting: Monmouth Avenue reconstruction drawings are complete and an NJDOT McCarthy Avenue project is ready for bid; the convenience center will open Feb. 22; and two police candidates began the academy the day of the meeting. Mayor Zimmerman presented a proclamation honoring Shawn Layton.

At the Feb. 10 Mantua Township Committee meeting, municipal staff delivered routine departmental reports and the mayor presented two proclamations.

Engineer Jon Bryson reported the reconstruction drawings for Monmouth Avenue are complete and said the NJDOT project for McCarthy Avenue has been approved and is ready to go out for bid. Public Works Superintendent Glenn deMers said his department has managed several recent ice and snow events, maintained day-to-day services including bulk pickups, and announced the township convenience center will be open Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Police Chief Darren White told the committee the detective bureau is working to close out cases and noted that two new candidates started in the police academy on the day of the meeting. Chief White also urged residents to lock their vehicle doors.

Mayor Zimmerman presented a proclamation recognizing Shawn Layton for his years of service to Mantua Township and noted a separate proclamation for Heart Month will be presented to former employee George Crew at a later date after Crew's recent heart issues. Administrator Jennica Bileci confirmed the committee approved O2 Digital as the township's website vendor and said she would monitor an impending Tuesday-Wednesday storm with updates from the police chief and the public works superintendent.

The committee then moved through routine business, approved bills and adjourned.

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