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Lawrence Township Municipal Council Meeting, Tuesday June 16, 2026
Published: Jun 16, 2026
Christopher Hart Appointed Chief Financial Officer; Longtime Employee Linda Retires
Christopher Hart will assume the role of Chief Financial Officer for Lawrence Township effective July 1st, 2026. This transition follows the retirement of Linda, a 49-year employee who served as Supervisor of Accounts. Peter Kiriakatis will stay on for an unconfirmed period to assist with the transition. The township received many applications for the new position of Auditor Account Training, which will encompass many of the previous responsibilities. [cite: 1256-1283]
Rural Health Grant Awarded; Student Liaison Applications Reviewed
The Health Advisory Board was awarded a rural health grant aimed at expanding their efforts in the rural parts of town. This grant will support education events, blood pressure readings, and assist migrant workers and the homebound in these areas. The Growth and Redevelopment Committee received seven applications for student liaison positions and will be holding interviews. [cite: 1720-1737]
Lawrence Township Recognizes LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Celebrates Community Inclusion
The Township Council passed a resolution recognizing June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month, affirming its commitment to equality, inclusion, and respect for all individuals regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. The council also acknowledged the recent Pride Fest, highlighting the community's turnout and the collaborative efforts that made the event successful, demonstrating that inclusion is a demonstrated value in Lawrence Township. Additionally, the Town Hall lights were illuminated in Pride colors throughout June as a symbol of support. [cite: 40-94, 98-118, 130-131]
Lawrence Township Establishes Arts Committee, Proposes Recognition for Historic Crossing Inn
Lawrence Township is establishing a new committee for the arts to uplift artistic endeavors within the community, encompassing music, visual, performing, and graphic arts. This initiative aims to revive the arts commission, recognizing the existing talent and viewing the arts as a significant contribution to the town's physical and economic well-being. The committee will seek volunteers to join. The Crossing Inn is proposed as a historic site to be recognized by the Arts Council due to its historical significance in featuring black entertainers and its inclusion in the Green Book. [cite: 1101-1183]
Lawrence Township Approves Amendment Clarifying Urban Renewal Property Assignment
The council discussed and approved an amendment to Resolution 216 (18H5) concerning the assignment of urban renewal rights for a property. The amendment clarifies that the transfer of property by deed is for blocks 3801, lots two and three, to Jack Princeton Pike Urban Renewal LLC, while lots 16, 18, and 19 will be retained by Campus. This is a clerical error correction, changing the lot numbers involved in the assignment of development agreement rights. The resolution's intent remains unchanged, reflecting the application submitted to the township. [cite: 790-853]
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