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Briefing

Jun 25, 2026

Committee Discusses YMCA Partnership Proposal

The Township Committee discussed a proposed YMCA partnership for approximately 10 acres of Township-owned property between Wawa and Gille Park; the minutes do not record final approval of the project. The Committee passed Resolution 2026-215 authorizing an executive session.

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Briefing

Jun 11, 2026

Road projects and police measures approved

The Township Committee awarded contracts for the Cranberry Hill Phase 2 and Haines Street road improvement projects. It also appointed a full-time police officer, adopted an ordinance amending the Police Department chapter, and approved a budget item tied to a Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant.

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Briefing

May 28, 2026

Township Committee Meeting Summary

Lacey Township issued $20.377 million in bond anticipation notes at a 3.50% interest rate and approved a series of public works, tax, staffing, public safety, and community-related actions.

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Briefing

May 14, 2026

Lacey adopts 2026 budget and public safety contracts

The Township Committee adopted the 2026 municipal budget, with the CFO stating that the tax increase would be 7.66% and employee health insurance costs were approximately $2 million. Members also approved numerous public safety purchases, including police vehicles, body-worn camera upgrades, emergency medical equipment, and a Police Department generator.

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Briefing

May 7, 2026

Liquor License Transfer Approved

The Township Committee approved the transfer of Plenary Retail Consumption License No. 1512-33-001-007 from Captains Inn Restaurant Company LLC to Chefs Lacey LLC by a 4-0 vote, with one member absent.

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Briefing

Apr 23, 2026

Township Approves Capital Financing Plan

The Township Committee approved an ordinance appropriating $3,265,929 for capital improvements and equipment, including $2,867,350 in bonds and notes to finance part of the costs.

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Briefing

Apr 9, 2026

Lacey Township advances 2026 budget plans

The Township Committee introduced the 2026 municipal budget and advanced a capital-improvement ordinance appropriating $3,265,929, including authorization for $2,867,350 in bonds and notes.

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Briefing

Mar 26, 2026

Police promotions and budget actions approved

The Township Committee approved promotions for Michael Hein to lieutenant and Alan Abrecht to sergeant, both on 5-0 votes, and adopted an emergency temporary operating budget. It also increased the Municipal Court change fund from $250 to $300.

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Briefing

Mar 12, 2026

Township Committee Meeting Summary

The committee approved affordable housing marketing and spending plans, a vacant-land analysis, and a recycling grant application; officials also reported that healthcare costs increased by approximately $2 million and that utility upgrades are expected to continue for six to nine months.

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Briefing

Mar 5, 2026

Capital budget priorities reviewed

The committee reviewed proposed 2026 capital allocations, including $174,935 for a Lacey EMS ambulance, $300,000 for police, $185,000 for public works equipment, and $641,671 for the Cranberry Hill, Section 2 project. Members also unanimously approved permit applications for The Lofts at Lacey and authorized an executive session.

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Briefing

Feb 26, 2026

Township adopts zoning and housing changes

The Township Committee unanimously adopted three ordinances addressing zoning, the affordable housing program, and land-development fees, with all five members voting yes on each measure.

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Briefing

Feb 11, 2026

Lacey Committee Advances Zoning and Housing Rules

The Township Committee unanimously advanced first readings of ordinances addressing zoning, affordable housing, and land-development fees. Members also approved three storage-pod permit extensions, public-safety service agreements, employee actions, bill payments, and other routine resolutions.

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Briefing

Feb 5, 2026

2026 Budget Requests Reviewed

The Township Committee reviewed 2026 municipal budget requests, including $8,700 in Recreation capital needs, $1.345 million requested by Forked River Fire, and $2.438 million in Infrastructure & Parks requests.

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Briefing

Jan 22, 2026

Township approves housing and road actions

The Township Committee approved several housing-related actions, including an affordable housing mediation agreement, an affordable housing consultant, and a housing rehabilitation contract. It also approved an amendment to the Southwest Pines Phase 1 road improvement contract and adopted an ordinance setting seasonal employee salaries.

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Briefing

Jan 20, 2026

Committee Authorizes Executive Session

The Township Committee approved Resolution #2026-65 authorizing an executive session. The session’s subject was not provided in the minutes.

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Briefing

Jan 8, 2026

Committee approves 2026 contracts and resolutions

The Township Committee approved a first reading of an ordinance addressing seasonal Recreation and Public Works employee compensation and passed resolutions covering appropriations, cash management, police communications equipment, rock salt, tax-assessment appeals, and other municipal business.

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Briefing

Jan 1, 2026

Lacey Township Sets 2026 Leadership

Steven Kennis was sworn in as mayor and Robert Laureigh as deputy mayor for 2026, while the Township Committee approved a broad slate of municipal appointments and professional contracts.

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