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Quinton officials note broken stormwater grate on 108 Telegraph Road; resident asks about alerts

Quinton Township Committee · January 13, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Hannagan said Assemblyman David Bailey alerted him to a broken stormwater grate and pipe at 108 Telegraph Road and the road department has been notified. During the open public session, T. Boker asked the clerk to research resident alert/notification systems used by neighboring towns.

Mayor Joseph Hannagan reported that Assemblyman David Bailey contacted him about a broken stormwater grate and pipe at 108 Telegraph Road; Hannagan said the road department is aware of the issue. The committee then approved a motion to open public session (mover: James Smith; second: Joseph Hannagan).

During public session, T. Boker inquired whether the township could implement an alert/notification system—similar to those used by local schools—to notify residents who subscribe about upcoming or canceled meetings. Acting Municipal Clerk Emily Thalwitzer said she will ask neighboring towns whether they use such a system and obtain pricing information. The committee later closed public session and adjourned at 1:27 p.m.