WEST WINDSOR, NJ — The West Windsor Township Council meets Tuesday, May 26, with an agenda that includes a centennial recognition for a local volunteer fire company, a discussion of yard waste collection services and a vote on emergency road repairs.
The council will present a proclamation honoring Princeton Junction Volunteer Fire Company #1 for 100 years of service to the community, recognizing a century of volunteer firefighting, emergency response and public safety work in West Windsor.
The Department of Public Works will bring a proposal related to brush and leaf collection services, focusing on operations, logistics and potential changes to service timing. Residents who rely on curbside yard waste pickup may want to follow the discussion.
Council will also consider authorizing emergency pavement repairs on Village Road West and New Village Road following roadway issues that required immediate attention.
A proposed agreement with the Estates at Princeton Junction homeowners association would support the installation of license plate reader camera systems in the neighborhood.
Additional items on the agenda include appointments to township boards and commissions, Clean Communities grant funding, Mercer County 250th anniversary mini-grant funding, technology and software renewals for municipal operations, and agreements for outside swim teams and summer camps to use the WaterWorks aquatic facility.
The meeting is open to the public. Residents may attend in person or watch via livestream. Public comment will be accepted during the meeting.
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