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Phillipsburg council approves minutes, adds APAC payment to ordinance and removes 'City Administrator' title

City of Phillipsburg City Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

At its March 2 meeting the Phillipsburg City Council approved the Feb. 16 minutes, amended Ordinance No. 1055-02-26B to include a $78,106.73 APAC payment and voted to remove the term “City Administrator” from city documents.

The Phillipsburg City Council on March 2 approved routine minutes and a change to a pending ordinance, and voted to remove the phrase “City Administrator” from city documentation.

At the opening of the meeting Mayor Lance Munyon confirmed the council’s attendance and led the pledge. Councilmember Brian Shrader moved and Councilmember Jerry Voorhees seconded a motion to approve the Feb. 16, 2026 minutes; the council voted unanimously to adopt the minutes.

Later in the meeting the council considered Ordinance No. 1055-02-26B. Councilmember Don Roberts moved, and Councilmember Kenneth Craig seconded, to approve the ordinance with the addition of APAC in the amount of $78,106.73; the motion passed with all members voting aye. The transcript records the APAC amount as $78,106.73.

Councilmember Kenneth Craig moved and Councilmember Jerry Voorhees seconded a motion to remove the term “City Administrator” from city documents and revert references to the Public Works Director; the motion passed unanimously.

These actions were taken as part of the council’s regular session business and recorded as unanimous votes in the meeting minutes. No formal council action on the Landmark tractor bid was recorded in the minutes.

What happens next: the approved ordinance amendment and the administrative-title change will be reflected in city documentation and procurement records as processed by city staff.