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Council approved an ordinance establishing an Office of Emergency Management framework and a police chaplain program, along with a $15,292,965.55 bill list. Members also approved 22 consent-agenda resolutions, including public bidding for wireless communication facility leases at 820 Mercer Street and 1 Perina Boulevard.
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The ordinance changes how emergency management is organized and creates a chaplain program within the Cherry Hill Police Department. Council also authorized payment of more than $15.2 million in bills and approved temporary-use and block-party permits. During public comments, residents raised concerns about accessibility, including a nonfunctioning Route 38 pedestrian-bridge elevator, blocked curb cuts and sidewalks, and roadway conditions.
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