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Mayor, council highlight road projects, events and community programs
Summary
Council and the mayor gave updates on road and sidewalk projects, promoted community events including a summer concert and a bike tour, and recognized police promotions and community-police youth programming.
Town officials used the July 21 meeting to update residents on infrastructure timelines, community events and departmental achievements.
The mayor reported that Lofgaard Street work is expected to finish by late September or early October, Centennial Avenue work by October, and that milling will start on Murray Avenue followed by other blocks; engineering will begin bid work for sidewalks on South Randallville Road. Council members promoted a Thursday summer concert at Columbus Park, the Piscataway bike tour scheduled for Sept. 26, and an art contest with an Aug. 22 deadline.
Business Administrator Paula Casarelli recognized DPW and IT staff, noted two police promotions and the addition of probationary officers, and encouraged residents to attend National Night Out on Aug. 4. Casarelli also said the township's fund balance is $40.6 million and highlighted grants that support municipal services.
Council used the announcements to remind residents of upcoming community events and to thank staff for recent project work; these items were informational and no formal action was taken.
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