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Pitman delays tax mailings while budget awaits State approval; council extends grace period
Summary
Council minutes say tax bills were not mailed before Aug. 1 because the borough awaits State budget approval; the council passed a resolution extending the third‑quarter grace period while a new due date is determined.
Council documents show the borough has not yet mailed tax bills because it is "awaiting State approval on our budget to proceed through the next steps," and "this means that taxes will not be due on August 1st," the minutes report. Councilwoman Guarni presented a consent resolution (No. 121) extending the grace period for third‑quarter 2025 taxes to give staff time to set a new due date once State approval is confirmed.
Council approved the extension as part of the consent agenda; officials instructed the finance and tax collector offices to coordinate corrected billing and notify residents. The minutes also record that corrected second-quarter bills were mailed on July 11 after an earlier mailing error, and the council recorded selective abstentions later on payment votes related to specific invoices.
