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Council introduces ordinance to authorize stop signs on borough streets

Mayor and Council of the Borough of Glassboro · August 3, 2026
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Summary

Ordinance 26‑23, amending the borough code to authorize stop signs (chapter 445‑8), was introduced on first reading and advanced by roll call vote for further consideration.

Council introduced Ordinance 26‑23 on first reading, which would amend borough code chapter 445‑8 to authorize stop signs.

The borough solicitor described the ordinance: "Ordinance number 26 23, an ordinance amended chapter 445‑8 of the code of the borough of Glassboro authorizing stop signs." Council moved to introduce the ordinance on first reading; the motion was seconded, a roll call was taken and the introduction carried. Council members discussed a reminder to stop on South Academy as part of the record during the vote.

The ordinance was only introduced (first reading) and will follow the borough's ordinance adoption process for additional readings and any public comment required at later meetings.