Warren Township Committee unanimously approves $1.05 million Round Top Swim Club purchase, funded through Open Space Trust Fund with bond ordinance approval pending September 24. The Committee also adopted a $1.14 million appropriation for Dealaman Nature Trail and Pond improvements using a 50
Warren Township Committee approves Dealaman Nature Trail improvements with state grant support. The Township Committee unanimously approved a $1,140,160 ordinance on first reading for Dealaman Nature Trail and Pond improvements, supported by a $570,080 state stewardship grant from the New Jersey
Warren Township Committee bans data centers across all zones in new ordinance. The measure, approved unanimously, designates data centers as prohibited uses throughout the township and establishes supplementary performance standards. Two residents from neighboring jurisdictions spoke in support
Warren Committee adopts 2026 budget and authorizes $1.25 million in capital bonds for municipal improvements. Mayor Shaun Fine discussed cost-cutting measures including possible departure from the State Benefits Health Plan and road surfacing initiatives, with further savings discussions planned
Warren approves $27M budget with lowest tax rate in decade. The Township Committee unanimously adopted a 2026 municipal budget totaling $27,058,362.93 in appropriations with a proposed tax rate of 2.52 percent, the lowest in more than 10 years, according to Township Administrator Mark Krane. Though
Warren Township Committee advances affordable housing implementation. The committee unanimously adopted ordinances creating six new affordable housing zoning districts and revising development fee and affordability control standards in compliance with the amended Fair Housing Act and a Superior
Warren advances $573,580 state grant for nature trail improvements. The Township Committee unanimously approved a Green Acres grant application funding improvements to Dealaman Trails and Pond including trail rehabilitation, pond dredging, aerator pumps with solar panels, and a pedestrian bridge,
Warren Township Committee approves $13.9 million in operational bills and professional contracts. The Committee unanimously approved $13,927,013.58 in bills and awarded a $25,000 bond counsel contract to McManimon, Scotland & Baumann for 2026, following discussion of prior involvement concerns.
Warren Township Committee completes its annual reorganization with leadership elections. Mayor Daniel Fine and Deputy Mayor Committeewoman Kian were unanimously elected, while newly sworn Committeeman Daniel J. McCarey announced an independent forensic audit of the Township's PILOT programs as part
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