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Administration reports high‑deductible health plan active July 1 and full office staffing; bond closing enables record digitization
Summary
Borough administration said a high‑deductible health plan took effect July 1 with employee savings, two new administrative assistants finished their first month and the bond closing cleared the estoppel period so department heads can access funds for approved projects and digitization of records begins.
Borough Administrator and Municipal Clerk Danielle Ingves reported that the borough's high‑deductible health plan took effect on July 1 and that employees were seeing savings "as soon as this week." She said two new administrative assistants completed their first month, bringing the office to full staffing, and that bond closing has concluded allowing work to begin on digitizing municipal records and enabling department heads to access funds for approved projects.
Commissioner Alemi echoed the administration's positive view of recent personnel and office improvements, noting it is "a great feeling" to see internal moves come together and that changes like new furniture and office upgrades are providing momentum. The minutes show these items as administrative updates; no additional policy changes or new budget appropriations were recorded during the caucus session.
