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Trenton City Council Meeting, July 7, 2026
Published: Jul 7, 2026
Resolution for Pilot Agreement Transfer Tabled Pending Information on Community Benefits and Renovations
Councilwoman Edwards tabled Resolution 26-239 concerning the transfer of a pilot agreement for 160 Oakland Street. Her concerns included the need for more information on community benefits, renovation plans, and justification for renewing the pilot, especially given the property's condition. The applicant's legal representative stated they were prepared to discuss security upgrades but lacked details on future renovations. The council agreed to table the resolution until August 6th to allow for the requested information to be provided, ensuring the decision aligns with the community's best interests.
New Ordinance Establishing Requirements for Recovery Homes and Group Homes Passes First Reading
Ordinance 26-046, establishing requirements for the registration, approval, and operation of recovery homes, group homes, transitional homes, and community living within Trenton, passed its first reading. The ordinance aims to ensure these facilities comply with federal and state fair housing laws and certifications, while also incorporating community engagement requirements. Councilwoman Feliciano sought clarification on the number of community meetings required, noting a discrepancy in the text (one vs. two meetings), and was assured it would be revised. The ordinance aims to provide community input on the establishment of such facilities, balancing fair housing rights with neighborhood concerns.
New Ordinance Penalizes Landlords for Unpaid Water Utilities Leading to Service Disconnection
Ordinance 26-062 was passed, establishing penalties for landlords who fail to pay water utilities included in rent, resulting in the disconnection of water service. This ordinance aims to protect tenants from losing essential services due to landlord negligence.
Tree Plaza at Blacksmith Triangle Designated Kenneth Kenny Bullock Grove
Ordinance 26-071 was passed, designating the tree plaza at Blacksmith Triangle (North Olden Avenue and Lawrence Street) as the Kenneth Kenny Bullock Grove. This designation honors Kenneth Bullock for his community service, particularly his annual fish fries feeding hundreds of people without charge, his provision of food to those in need, and his Christmas toy drives. His wife and cousin spoke at the meeting, expressing gratitude for the honor and emphasizing his dedication to the community.
City to Purchase Vehicles Using JAG Grant Funds from Paramus Dealership
Resolution 26-266 was discussed, authorizing the purchase of vehicles from Paramus using a JAG grant. Police Director Steve Wilson confirmed the vehicles were being purchased off-the-lot through a 2023 JAG grant via the county, and were all on lots, with no closer local options found. The purchase is being made through a state contract with the Paramus dealership.
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