The Montgomery Board of Health voted 6-0 on September 9 to pass Ordinance 2026-01 on its first reading. The ordinance establishes a comprehensive salary and wage plan for the health department, addressing compensation and administration of Board of Health staff.
Montgomery Township Committee approved nearly $120,000 in grant funding and authorized two infrastructure service contracts for a new DPW mobile trailer totaling $72,888, voting unanimously October 1.
Montgomery committee directed study of Kenvue property for potential redevelopment.
Montgomery Board of Health approves first reading of 2026 health officer salary ordinance. Health Officer Devangi Patel reported the township's Strengthening Grant ends June 30, replaced by a Public Health Infrastructure Grant worth up to $119,372 to support workforce development and data systems.
Montgomery awards $2.1 million road improvements, appoints attorney. The Township Committee unanimously awarded a $2.1 million road improvements contract to Top Line Construction Corp, selecting the lowest bid among three contractors competing for the comprehensive pedestrian and roadway project.
Montgomery Township Committee approves $379K engineering contract, accepts land gift. The Committee voted unanimously to authorize $379,165 in professional services to Menlo Engineering Associates for the Orchard Road Phases 2-4 Reconstruction project, encompassing one mile of roadway with
Montgomery Planning Board unanimously approved PSE&G substation preliminary and final site plan. Dave Campeas chaired with members Ibad Khan, Mayor Neena Singh, Anthony Glockler, and Om Sharma voting 5-0 to accept the application for the unmanned 69/13 kV substation at 151 Trent Place.
Montgomery Township Committee approves Motorola Solutions police body-camera system for five-year term. Mayor Neena Singh and Committee Members Mike Martin and Douglas Herring voted unanimously to approve the Video-as-a-Service agreement at $1,680 annually. The system provides cloud-based video
Montgomery Township Committee appoints Herring to fill vacant seat. Mayor Neena Singh presided as the board unanimously appointed Douglas Herring to the committee seat vacated by Deputy Mayor Vince Barragan's June 18 resignation, with Deputy Mayor Patricia Taylor Todd nominating and the four voting
Montgomery Township Committee unanimously votes to ban data centers and detention facilities. Ordinance 26-1779 prohibits the uses throughout the township after environmental advocates warned of impacts on electrical demand, noise, and water consumption. Craig Gianetti, representing E Kahn
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