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Old Bridge Township Council Meeting July 21st, 2026

Published: Jul 21, 2026

Public SafetyInfrastructure

Oldbridge Township Enhances Public Safety Communications Through County Radio Agreement, Saving $1.2 Million

The council discussed and approved an agreement with the county for enhanced public safety radio communication services. This agreement will shift maintenance responsibilities for three of the township's four radio towers to the county, eliminating the township's current $216,000 annual maintenance cost. The enhanced system will provide expanded coverage across the county and beyond, ensuring uninterrupted communication for police, fire, EMS, and OEM, even when responding to incidents outside the township or in areas where current cell service is unreliable. The upgrade includes replacing equipment older than 10 years and integrates the township into the county's MARS (Mobile Auxiliary Radio Service) frequencies, improving interoperability. This initiative is projected to save the township approximately $1.2 million over the next several years.

Public SafetyInfrastructure

Construction Site Blamed for Persistent Flooding on Spring Hill Road Property

A resident, Aka Zoshi, reported persistent flooding on their property due to a construction site's alleged lack of proper erosion and sediment control, leading to a blocked drainage easement. The resident has notified the township engineer and fire department. The contractor, Atlantics Construction, and their insurer have denied responsibility. Zoshi is requesting an expedited review and inspection of the drainage easement to address the ongoing flooding and potential structural damage from construction vibrations.

Zoning And Land UseIndustrial

Oldbridge Township Amends Zoning Code to Prohibit Data Centers

The council discussed and adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 250 of the township code regarding Land Development. Specifically, the ordinance adds a definition for 'data centers' and designates them as a prohibited use in all zoning districts within the township. This action aims to regulate or prevent the development of data centers. The discussion involved clarifying that municipalities cannot outright ban uses but can regulate them, and that existing redevelopment plans permitting data centers would need to be amended. Concerns were raised by residents about the potential impact of data centers on water supply, electricity usage, and the overall character of the community, as well as the process for amending redevelopment plans and the role of zoning and planning boards. The ordinance passed with amendments to broaden the definition of a data center.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Resident Reports Persistent Flooding Due to Construction Site, Cites Blocked Drainage Easement

A resident, Aka Zoshi, reported ongoing flooding issues on their property at 81 Spring Hill Road, occurring on July 6th, 9th, 18th, and again on the day of the meeting. The flooding is attributed to a construction site across the property, with alleged failure to implement proper erosion and sediment control measures. The catch basin and drainage easement on the property are blocked with silt, sand, and debris from the construction site, causing water to back up and flood the basement, garage, and yard. The resident has contacted the township engineer and fire department, who are aware of the situation. Zoshi is requesting an expedited review and inspection of the drainage easement and for proper measures to be taken by the contractor, Atlantics Construction. The contractor's general liability insurance company has denied claims, citing a flooding event rather than a blockage. Vibration from construction is also a concern for structural damage.

Budget & FinanceAll

Oldbridge Township Council Approves 2025 Annual Audit with Unqualified Opinion

The council approved the 2025 annual audit, receiving an unqualified opinion on the financial statements. The audit highlighted a strong fund balance of approximately 22% of the overall budget, which provides cushions for the following year and contributes to the township's AAA bond rating. Areas for review included older receivables and capital ordinances with no recent activity. Operating funds for the arena and recreation were noted as having some competition and requiring subsidies, while the parking operating fund has shown a strong recovery. No formal comments or recommendations were made by the auditor.

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