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Cinnaminson Township Committee Meeting - June 2026
Published: Jul 9, 2026
Resident Questions Nixl Notification System Effectiveness; Township Explains Customization Options
A resident inquired about the Nixl notification system, stating that despite signing up, they were only receiving messages pertaining to Riverton due to sharing a zip code, and had not received any Cinnamonson-specific alerts, including announcements for the current meeting. Township staff explained that users can tailor their Nixl settings via the website to receive specific local alerts, and that while meetings are announced on the township website and in the paper, they are not typically broadcast through Nixl.
Cinnamonson School District Celebrates Year-End Achievements Across All Grade Levels
The student liaison report provided a comprehensive overview of academic, artistic, athletic, and community engagement achievements across Cinnamonson's school district for the 2025-26 academic year. Highlights included preschool family events, science explorations, and kindergarten transition activities. Elementary schools celebrated literacy with visits from the Phillies Fanatic, artwork recognition, and fundraising for school supplies. Middle school students engaged in STEM competitions, historical visits, and career days, with several students recognized for academic excellence. High school students participated in proms, art shows, concerts, and a lip dub video, while also engaging in STEM fairs and celebrating heritage months. The report also commended the collaboration between schools and community organizations, including law enforcement and local businesses.
Reverend John W. Dah Honored; New Police Officers Sworn In
Reverend John W. Dah was honored with a special proclamation by Cinnamonson Township for his extensive service as pastor of Asbury United Methodist Church since 1992 and as chaplain of the Cinnamonson Township Police Department since 2017. The proclamation recognized his decades of spiritual leadership, community support, and presence during significant town events. The township expressed gratitude for his contributions and wished him a fulfilling retirement. Reverend Dah also offered a blessing for newly sworn-in police officers and for the town. The meeting also included the swearing-in of five new police officers: Lieutenant Garrett Mclarity, Sergeant Harry Sakali, Sergeant Christopher Burke, Patrol Officer Riko Hollowerman, and Patrol Officer Thomas Sheffford. These officers took oaths of office, pledging to support the U.S. Constitution and the State of New Jersey Constitution and to perform their duties impartially.
Township Focuses on Community Engagement, Redevelopment, and Business Growth
The committee is actively engaged in understanding resident needs through direct conversations and is following up on connections made at recent community events to build partnerships with vendors and organizations. Demographic information is being collected to tailor programming effectively. Plans are underway for the redevelopment of the Mainline Shopping Center, aiming for uses that preserve the area's character with minimal impact on residents while revitalizing the center and removing an abandoned station. Several new businesses have opened, and others are applying for renovations or new construction, indicating economic activity. The Community Development Office is collaborating with Agape International Deliverance Worship Center for summer community events and co-hosting a Juneteenth celebration.
Cinnamonson Police Department Releases May Statistics; Safety Initiatives Highlighted
The Committee Member and liaison to Public Safety, Ernest McIll, presented the May statistics for the Cinnamonson Police Department. The report detailed total incidents responded to (3,947), total cases (106), total arrests (41), property checks (1,267), motor vehicle stops (1,283), summons issued (641), DWI arrests (11), and motor vehicle accidents (69), with 21 resulting in injuries. The report also covered firearm permits (10 approved, 2 denied/withdrawn) and concealed carry permits (2 approved, 0 denied). Additionally, the use of Nixl for public safety announcements was discussed, with a call for more residents to register for alerts. The AARP Driver Safety Course and the National Night Out event were also mentioned.
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