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Clayton receives engineering updates; CFOs say USDA will pay for fire truck purchase

Borough of Clayton Council · March 12, 2026
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Summary

Engineer Mark Brunermer reported N. Broad Phase II approval and said the Phase II water main is under review by Ibank. CFOs Bob Law and Mary Lavelle told council the borough will receive payment from the USDA for a fire truck; Fire Chief Dave Rehm reported 95 alarms last year and an average response time of 6 minutes 35 seconds.

Engineer Mark Brunermer told the council that N. Broad Phase II has been approved and that the Phase II water-main financing and documents are under review by the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (Ibank). These infrastructure steps are intended to support forthcoming construction and water-main work in the N. Broad corridor.

CFOs Bob Law and Mary Lavelle reported the borough will receive payment from the U.S. Department of Agriculture toward the fire-truck purchase. Fire Chief Dave Rehm provided operational context, noting that the department responded to 95 alarms last year and that the average response time was 6 minutes, 35 seconds. Council indicated the municipal budget will be introduced at the first meeting in April.