The Township Committee unanimously adopted the 2026 salary ordinance, appointed Konnor Reilly as a first-class police officer, and approved several public works and administrative resolutions.
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The committee approved the municipal employee salary schedule after a public hearing, during which residents questioned the Municipal Clerk’s compensation, including a stated salary of $121,963.80. It also approved towing and building-inspection appointments, engineering and Williamstown Road resurfacing contracts, and opposition to Senate Bill S-1836. A proposed ordinance changing police-services rules was introduced, with a public hearing scheduled for March 10, 2026.
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Appointed SLEO II Konnor Reilly as a first-class police officer in the Franklin Township Police Department.
Adopted O-1-26 establishing salaries and wages for municipal officials and employees.
Granted a township towing license for February 11, 2026, through March 31, 2027.
Appointed Chase Farabella as acting building inspections subcode official.
Approved an extension of CME Engineering’s contract for projects near completion.
Awarded professional-services contracts connected with FY 2023 and FY 2024 Williamstown Road Resurfacing Phase 1 projects.
Approved R-45-26 opposing Senate Bill S-1836, which was identified in the minutes as a reintroduced version of S-4736.
Introduced O-2-26 amending the township code provisions on police services; the public hearing is scheduled for March 10, 2026.
Authorized a closed executive session concerning litigation; the minutes state that no action would be taken afterward.
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