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Mayor Council Meeting 6/23/26
Published: Jun 23, 2026
New Resolutions Enhance Hiring and Employee Evaluation Processes
Council President Sandley explained two new resolutions, 2026-190 and 2026-191, aimed at enhancing personnel decision-making processes. Resolution 190 establishes a structured hiring process with department head and committee member interviews for all positions, and board administrator and committee member interviews for supervisory roles, adding an extra layer of oversight. Resolution 191 implements midyear and end-of-year performance evaluations for all borough employees, with specific criteria for the administrator, clerk, and police director, requiring input from the mayor and council members.
Police Department Reports Increased Incidents and Community Engagement Activities
The Police Department reported on its activities from June 3rd to June 18th. Key events included a presentation on intoxicated driving for high school seniors, participation in the Special Olympics Torch Run and closing ceremonies, honoring fallen officers, a 'Chief of the Day' event, and a motor vehicle inspection event. The department also noted a significant increase in incidents, expecting to exceed 25,000 by year-end, and highlighted recent arrests. The Chief provided an update on an officer receiving treatment for a health-related issue.
Two New Police Officers Sworn In
The council authorized the hiring and appointment of two new police officers, Tom Lee and Jaden Dorillas. Their bios were presented, highlighting their qualifications and previous experience. Both officers were sworn in during the meeting.
Residents Voice Concerns on Property Maintenance, Virtual Meetings, and Transit Bus Usage
During the public participation segment, residents raised several concerns. One resident highlighted issues with unmaintained properties, including uncut grass and weeds, and a broken tree remaining after a storm, requesting assistance. Another resident expressed dissatisfaction with virtual meetings via Zoom, preferring in-person attendance. The police department also addressed complaints about New Jersey Transit buses using local streets when out of service, and a resident raised concerns about code enforcement and proper garbage disposal and lawn maintenance on their street.
Community Events, Library Updates, and Park Developments Highlighted
Councilmember Clark reported on various community events and updates. These included recent successful events like a graduation ceremony, a World Cup watch party, and plans for future events like another watch party and a swim day family fun night. Updates were provided on the summer camp registration and the upcoming library facade renovation. Concerns were raised about potential flooding at the library and issues with unruly behavior and smoking at the library. Additionally, the report mentioned the launch of the spray park and a successful launch party for the Knicks.
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