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Published: Jul 24, 2026
David Brand Honored for 30+ Years of Service to Lower Township
David Brand was formally recognized for over 30 years of dedicated volunteer service to Lower Township, serving on the Planning Board and the Zoning Board of Adjustment. A certificate of appreciation was presented by Mayor Sipple.
Resident Thanks Council for Implementing One-Way Street on East Richmond Avenue
Resident Jim Pomponi expressed gratitude to Mayor, Council, Mr. Laffey, and the Police Chief for moving forward with making East Richmond Avenue one-way. He stated this action is an example of community and government collaboration leading to positive outcomes, alleviating a major issue and enhancing safety for residents and guests.
National Night Out Event Announced for August 4th
An announcement was made regarding National Night Out, scheduled for Tuesday, August 4th, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Lower Cape May Regional High School.
Capital Improvement Project Updates Across Township Infrastructure and Parks
The engineer provided updates on several capital improvement projects. Rotary Community Park renovations are ongoing with demolition of the playground and bathroom building anticipated upon material arrival. Bay Outfall Extensions Contract 2 will resume in September due to environmental timing restrictions. Ridgewood Avenue reconstruction is complete and in closeout. Storm water GIS mapping data has been transmitted to NJDEP and the Township. David Douglas Memorial Park renovations are awaiting a USACE Section 408 permit. Lower Township Public Works Building foundation is being poured. Storm sewer and roadway improvements on Homes, Gourmet, and Scott Avenues are slated for fall construction. Clem Mulligan Sports Complex storm sewer pump station is nearing completion with Atlantic City Electric to connect power this week. Lower Township pool building demolition is complete, footings and utilities installed, with slab foundation to be poured this week. Lincoln Boulevard storm sewer replacement is scheduled for public bidding on July 21st, with bid opening August 11th. Arctic Avenue storm sewer replacement in North Cape May has a pre-construction meeting scheduled for July 23rd. Resurfacing of various streets in Diamond Beach is complete and in closeout. Fiscal year 26 NJDOT Municipal Aid Program resurfacing of Francis Avenue is in the design phase after survey completion.
Township Ensures Pool Safety Staffing and Expedites Critical Road Repair
Councilmember Wareham commended Mr. Laffey, township management, and the new recreation superintendent for providing lifeguard certification training to four applicants, ensuring adequate staffing for the pool for the remainder of the summer season. He also praised the expedited repair of Village Ave (Bay) following environmental restrictions, emphasizing that safety is a top priority for the council, noting the backgrounds of council members in law enforcement, police work, military, EMT, and teaching reinforcing this commitment.
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