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Westwood adopts $400,000 bond ordinance for public improvements and IT upgrades
Summary
The Westwood Borough Council adopted Ordinance #26-19 on June 23, 2026, authorizing a $400,000 bond for public improvements and new information technology equipment; the adoption passed unanimously after a public hearing with no speakers.
The Borough of Westwood on June 23 adopted Ordinance #26-19, authorizing a $400,000 bond issuance to fund public improvements and the acquisition of new information-technology equipment. Borough Clerk Vadovic read the ordinance by title during the public hearing, which drew no public comments; the council then voted to adopt the ordinance on final reading.
Councilmember Bicocchi moved for final adoption and Councilmember Hodges seconded; the roll call vote recorded all members voting yes. The ordinance will be published in the borough’s official newspaper as required by law. "This meeting which conforms with the Open Public Meetings law, Chapter 231, Public Laws of 1975, is a regular Borough Council meeting," Mayor Arroyo said at the opening of the session, a reminder that the adoption followed the legally required public-notice process.
The council did not discuss specific vendors or timing for the IT purchases at the meeting; implementation details were not specified in the hearing record. The clerk’s minutes show the adoption took place after a public hearing with no speakers and that publication of the notice of adoption will follow statutory requirements.
