Tag: Cranbury Township Committee
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Cranbury Township Committee to resume in-person meetings with livestream option in September
The Cranbury Township Committee is set to resume in-person meetings with a livestream option on YouTube in September. The township committee voted unanimously in favor of returning to in-person meetings starting Sept. 10 after a straw vote was taken at a meeting on Aug. 8. Mayor Barbara Rogers raised the topic with her fellow Committee…
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New signs designed to help alleviate trucks on Halsey Reed Road in Cranbury
Middlesex County has created new signage for Halsey Reed Road, a dead-end route, in efforts to help alleviate trucks getting stuck in the roadway’s cul-de-sac. The county sent Cranbury Township officials a draft of the new signage. One of the two signs has two characters and no words, while the second has words that indicate…
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NJDOT to brief residents on latest planning for Cranbury Circle
New Jersey Department of Transportation officials will inform residents and township officials about the latest developments regarding improvements to Cranbury Circle. NJDOT officials have scheduled an in-person public information center from 6-8 p.m. July 20 at Cranbury’s Town Hall on 23 N Main St. The Cranbury Circle intersection involves Route 130, Middlesex County Road 539…
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Cranbury Township Committee: Newcomer, two incumbents on ballot for general election
A newcomer, two incumbents will vie for the two three-year terms available on the Cranbury Township Committee in the November general election. Newcomer Lisa Knierim, a Democrat, and incumbents Barbara Rogers, a Democrat, and Evelyn Spann, a Republican, secured available slots in the primary election on June 7. Knierim and Rogers were in an uncontested…
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Cranbury remembers fallen heroes on Memorial Day
Remembering America’s fallen heroes, residents in Cranbury lined Main Street to honor the men and women, who have lost their lives in service of the United States. On Memorial Day, Cranbury’s Memorial Day Parade and brief ceremony on May 30 returned once again after a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. “Planning for the…
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Cranbury voters will decide on candidates for general election with June 7 primaries
In the 2022 Cranbury Township Committee primary season, two incumbent committee members are seeking to secure available spots during the Democratic and Republican primaries in their bids for re-election. Both the Republican and Democratic primary elections are uncontested. With the June 7 primary elections around the corner the Democratic primary features newcomer Lisa Knierim and…
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Cranbury’s EDAC seeks to become a business ally with goals for 2022
The Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) has announced that plans are in the works to host its first-ever event in Cranbury Township. The EDAC presented to members of the Township Committee and the public about the committee’s goals for 2022 at the governing body’s March 14 meeting. There are two goals at the forefront of…
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Cranbury Township adopts $12.8 million municipal budget for 2022
The Cranbury Township Committee has unanimously adopted a $12.87 million municipal budget that will fund township operations for 2022. The budget’s adoption followed a public hearing held by the Township Committee at its March 14 meeting. Mayor Barbara Rogers, Deputy Mayor Mike Ferrante, Township Committeewoman Evelyn Spann, Township Committeeman Matt Scott, and Township Committeewoman Eman…
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Cranbury Township anticipates flat tax rate for 2022 municipal budget
The Cranbury Township tax rate is expected to remain flat for residents during the 2022 year. At a budget meeting on Jan. 29, Administrator Denise Marabello, who is also the township’s chief financial officer, informed the Township Committee that there would be no increase or decrease to the tax rate for 2022. “In order to…