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Council adopts junior firefighter program ordinance
Summary
Ordinance 26-11, establishing a junior firefighter program in compliance with New Jersey child-labor and safety laws, was adopted after a public hearing with no speakers; council asked staff to coordinate with the fire chief on radios.
The Runnemede Borough Council adopted Ordinance 26-11, which would establish a junior firefighter program consistent with New Jersey child-labor and safety laws. The clerk opened the public portion; no residents spoke and the council closed the hearing and proceeded to a vote.
Clerk (S2) described the ordinance: "Ordinance 26 11 is an ordinance establishing a junior firefighter program and compliance with New Jersey child labor and safety laws." Following motions by council members and a second, the ordinance passed by roll-call vote. The clerk noted staff will follow up with the fire chief on radios and equipment referenced during the discussion.
Council did not record substantive amendments to the proposed text at the meeting and did not receive public testimony. Implementation steps were left to the fire department and borough staff to ensure compliance with applicable child-labor and safety regulations.
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