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Carneys Point Committee approves multiple resolutions, awards road contract and appoints crossing guards
Summary
At its April 1 meeting the Township Committee approved vouchers totaling $141,642.13, adopted a CAP-bank ordinance for the 2026 budget, awarded a North Miller Ave. road improvement contract to Landberg Construction LLC, and appointed three part-time crossing guards; a Juneteenth holiday resolution passed 3–2.
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The Carneys Point Township Committee approved routine vouchers totaling $141,642.13 and unanimously approved minutes from the March 18 meeting. The Committee adopted Ordinance 1087 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits (CAP bank) to allow a 3.5% appropriation increase and set the municipal budget process toward final reading and adoption on April 15.
Several resolutions passed by unanimous vote: 2026-78 (a $625.00 tax payment credit aggregated across several years), 2026-79 (an agreement to form a Joint Municipal Court with Pennsville and Penns Grove), 2026-80 (changing Amy Stanley from part-time to full-time Construction Clerk), 2026-81 (awarding a contract to Landberg Construction LLC for North Miller Ave. roadway improvements), 2026-82 (appointing Xavia Liles and Mark Forsman as part-time crossing guards and Carol Forsman as a fill-in), and 2026-83 (NJDOT LTPF award-extension authorization for bus-shelter/storm-sewer improvements). Resolution 2026-75 to recognize Juneteenth as a municipal holiday passed on a 3–2 vote with Mr. Brown and Mayor Bomba voting no.
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