Borough Council approves nine resolutions on single consent motion. The approvals, numbered 2026-207 through 2026-215, included appointment of Danica Kristic and Olivia Lynch as Senior Student Borough Council Representatives; authorization for Administrator John Gural to seek a $20,000 Green
Palmyra Borough Council approves $2.3M in September bills and 16 resolutions unanimously. The single motion vote included $24,747.81 to All Covered, IT Services for firewall and network equipment replacement; $606,023.50 to Pioneer General Contracting Co. for the 2026 NJDOT Road Program; and three
Palmyra Borough Council convened August 17, 2026, and listed a patrol officer appointment and nine resolutions for consideration. Xavier Mourey was appointed Patrol Officer effective immediately at starting salary $50,874.15, with the council's consent agenda including authorization of a WIC
Palmyra Borough Council held a regular meeting August 17, 2026, with scheduled business including appointment of Xavier Mourey as Patrol Officer at $50,874.15 starting salary, authorization of August bills totaling $2,752,916.97, approval of a WIC clinics agreement, multiple tax-related
Palmyra Borough Council swears in new Municipal Clerk and approves police staffing changes Monday. Bernadette Davis-Green was sworn in by Pastor Lauretta Davis. The Council promoted Sergeant Timothy Leusner to Lieutenant and Patrolman Matthew Maresca to Sergeant, and appointed Andrew Conover as
Palmyra Borough Council unanimously approves five resolutions including personnel appointments and state grant. The board appointed Christiana Quinton as part-time Community Center Scheduling Assistant at $15.92 per hour; Bernadette Davis-Green as Deputy Registrar with a $1,200 annual stipend,
Palmyra approves $1.1 million in capital and sewer bonds on first reading. The Borough Council unanimously authorized $935,512 in bonds for $984,750 in capital improvements and $142,500 in bonds for $150,000 in sewer utility work, advancing infrastructure spending ahead of a public hearing June 15.
Palmyra Borough Council approves $12.3M budget with 2.41 percent tax increase. The council unanimously adopted the fiscal year 2026 municipal budget of $12,349,318.82, raising the average homeowner tax bill by $52.37 annually to a rate of 1.49483 per $100 of assessed valuation. The council approved
The Palmyra Borough Council hired two police officers and authorized $2.5M in bill payments. Matthew Parrish was appointed full-time patrolman at an annual salary of $50,874.15 plus a $4,500 sign-on bonus, and Andrew Conover as part-time SLEO I officer at $15.92 per hour. The Council authorized
Palmyra appoints two police officers and authorizes vehicle purchases. The Borough Council on April 20 appointed Matthew Parrish as full-time Patrolman at 50,874.15 dollars annually plus a 4,500-dollar sign-on bonus and Andrew Conover as part-time SLEO I officer at 15.92 dollars per hour. The
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