To the flag of the United States of America to the republic for it stands one nation indivisible. at this time. >> Thank you. Whatever you say. >> You guys ready?
>> I state your name. I >> do to solemnly swear >> to solemnly swear >> that I will support the Constitution >> that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and the Constitution of the State of New
Jersey >> and that I will bear true faith >> and I will bear true faith >> and allegiance to the same >> and allegiance to the same >> and to the governments established >> and to the governments established >> in the United States >> in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state under the authority of
the people. >> under the authority of the people. >> And I do further solemnly swear >> And I do further solemnly swear >> that I will faithfully >> that I will faithfully >> impartial and impartially >> and justly perform >> and justly perform >> all the duties of the office of patrol.
>> All the duties of the office of >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability. >> So help me God. >> So help me God. >> CONGRATULATIONS. face your name. I just want to thank our mayor council
for their support department we've ever had successfully through the academy doesn't happen too often. So again, congratulations. Thank you. I want to congratulate all our new officers. They've been through the
academy 24 weeks. I believe it is academy training, physical fitness, firearms, driving, defensive tactics, as well as case law and criminal law and investigations and everything that they're in. So it was a long tedious process. We made it through the exhaust
exhaust background investigation. We're here today. I want to congratulate them all. They officially graduate from police academy tomorrow. So, we look forward to your graduation. Congratulations and welcome. Congrats. >> Thank you.
What are you up to now? Jesus. None of us can hear anything. >> Haven't been able to hear anything since you started. Maybe pause until they leave. Next up or second first reading 2026 24 the ordinance code of chapter
296-30 motion for first reading of ordinance 202624 be adopted has read our first reading published according to law and sed >> second reading ordinance 202615 an ordinance amending the code of the
burall chapter 105-8 and certified occupy within when required. At this time, I'd like to open to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2026 15 motion for ordinance
2026 read second. questions. >> Council Dixon, >> yes. >> Council Jackson, >> yes. >> Council P. >> Yes. Council Morrison. >> Yes. >> Patton. >> Yes.
>> Yes. Next. Second reading of ordinance 202616 ordinance amending the code of London law chapter 105-13.1 occupancy and occupancy of nonperforming. Okay, at this time I'll open the meeting
to the public for any question or comments regarding ordinance 202616. Seeing none, close the meeting to the public motion for ordinance 202616 amending chapter 105-4
occy. He adopted this second reading and just >> yes. >> Yes. Second reading ordinance 202617 an ordinance amending the code of the car at chapter 105-3
certific at this time I'd like to open the meeting to the public for any question or comments regarding ordinance 202617 the meeting to the public motion please make a motion for ordinance 202617 second reading amending chapter 105-
Certificate of see what constitutes his unit. He adopted on second reading and published second. >> Council Dixon. >> Yes. Council Jackson. >> Yes. Council. >> Yes. Council. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. >> Yes.
>> President. >> Yes. >> Second reading. Ordinance 202618. an ordinance amending the code of law chapter 240-34 emergencies. At this time, I'd like to open the meeting to the public for any questions
or comments regarding ordinance 202618. I have a question because I don't understand >> I don't understand what's going on here. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Anyone else?
Make a motion for ordinance 202618 second reading amending the chapter uh 2240 for emergencies. >> Second >> yes.
Next second reading ordinance 202619 an ordinance amending the code of the law chapter 240-27 minutes at this time open to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2026 19
motion for ordinance second reading ordinance 20269 amending the code 20240-27 on municipal Council Dixon. >> Yes. >> Council Jackson. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Council.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> President. >> Yes. Next. Second reading. Ordinance 202620. The ordinance amends the code of the girl wall chapter 240-23 service and complaints notice and
at this time we open the meeting to the public for any question for Congress regarding ordinance 202620 none meeting to the public and motion motion for second uh or second reading ordinance 202620 amending chapter 240-23
service of complaints and orders adopted as read on second reading and public >> second yes >> yes >> yes >> council president >> yes
>> second reading ordinance 202621 ordinance amending the code of the bur33 nuisances abatement and corrections by girl Austin Williams. At this time I open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments
regarding ordinance 2026 21. Make a motion for ordinance second reading ordinance 202621 amending chapter 240-33 of corrections by burrow cost as lean be
adopted as second one second reading and publish according to law >> second yes >> yes council president Yes. >> Second reading ordinance 202622
nonpractual salary ordinance. Uh at this time like open meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 202622 meeting to the public. Make a motion for second reading ordinance 202622
not contractual salary ordinance by title only be adopted on second reading and publishing second. Yes. Council >> Jackson. Yes. Council. >> Yes. >> Yes. Council President.
>> Yes. >> And last but not least, second reading ordinance 2026 23 ordinance code at chapter 345-8. I'm sorry public question or 2026 23.
None of the public motion for second reading ordinance 202623 amending the code of the burrow for chapter 245-8 training prohibitation
adopted on second reading and publishing uh 345-8 Second. >> Jackson. >> Yes. >> Council. >> Yes. >> President. >> Yes.
>> Consent agenda. The list of the Royal Motion. There will be no discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, it will be agend. >> Make a motion for considering agenda
items 202619 through 125. Second, >> yes, >> yes. Next resolution 2026126 council >> resolution authorizing leases with premium copters uh to be provided under
a state contract. >> Second Dixon. >> Yes. >> Counciloman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Council president. >> Yes. Resolution 2026 127 >> resolution authorizing the promotion of
Kathleen Lynn and Jessica Torres to the position of clerk 2 effective January 1st 2026 >> Dixie Yes. >> Yes. >> Next resolution 2026.
>> Resolution authorizing a $2,500 salary increase capital for obtaining a zoning license retroactive to January 1st, 2026. >> I still moved and it's retro back to January because that's when she passed,
right? 2025. Second, please. >> Second. >> Dixon. >> Yes. >> Council Jackson. >> Yes. >> Yes. Council Mory. >> Yes. >> Council. >> Yes. >> President. >> Yes.
>> Next. 2026 129. resolution authorizing the borrow to initiate summer hours commencing July 6th, 2026 through September 3rd, 2026 where the borrow will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through
Thursday and closed on Fridays. >> Jackson President Yes. >> Over the council, Council Morrison. >> Thank you, Mayor. The >> state of New Jersey, Camden County, and
numerous municipalities throughout the state have passed resolutions which prohibit US customs and immigration enforcement, ICE, conducting civil immigration enforcement on any local government property without an official warrant.
I'd like to prepare and adopt a single resolution in our next regularly scheduled meeting. On to the fire commission report. Uh many of you have already heard that some of the roof trusses
of the station under construction fell down over the weekend on site and they're having injuries. The statement from the fire commission is the matter is being addressed. While necessary steps are being taken to rectify the situation, we remain focused
on moving forward in a positive and productive manner. It is it is unknown if this will affect the early November opening of the new station at this time. There was no fire prevention report given at the last meeting. Free smoke alarms are always available to resident
homeowners. Please call the fire prevention office at 856 346935 to make an appointment for installation. There were 61 calls for service. The Cascade System was serviced.
Uh Patco uh held a orientation tour for our firefighters on the new headquarters that they opened up in the event that the firefighters are called to respond there. Pack also donated another external defibrillator to the
department. This is crews will take part and have taken part in more of their services in park. The squid is in service and no issues. Squad remains out of service at uh getting the bumper repair done. The
tower has two minor adjustments required warranty work and the engine is ready for parts and the exhaust. And that's all I have for you. Thank you, Mary. Thank you, mayor. First up, public
works. Tons of trash collected 779. Tons of cycling were collected 84. Resident assistance. Both items picked up 328. Scrap metal picked up 95. Concrete 15. Stumps 10. Property
maintenance zero. Number of accidents zero. Injuries zero. Service calls 58. Stoppages 10. Main stoppages zero. Emergency calls 10 marks 29 pump station repairs 14 trouble areas jetted at three
pump stations factor one. For Laur Springs, there were six service calls, six stoppages, zero main stoppages, two emergency calls, and two workouts. For police, total calls service, 1,866.
Traffic accidents 44 community policing 49 traffic stops 255 criminal complaints issued by officers 46 summons issued by officers 247 criminal complaints issued by citizens
for traffic summon issued by citizen zero detective investigations 37 and still um national app will be on August with our police department
library report. We've had new 11 new members this month and the upcoming event is for 20 July 9th to August 13th this summer reading. Um they will embark on a journey of art and creative crafts,
STEM projects, contests, and much more. The more you read, the more chances you have to win. Registration begins January 30th. Priority sale, excuse me, priority sale, it is June 13th. Rain day would be the
14th for this year for October. October 10th is the second one 8 to 3. Um, I think you have to Friday to get it registered 1:00 p.m. on Friday to get registered. So far we have about
25 people signed up. So >> that's all I got. >> Well, good evening everyone. It's good to be back. Had some surgery done on my knees. So I won the men hopefully. Um so I just want to go over a couple of things. I'll go over the report first.
First of all, congratulations to the candidates Jermaine and Linda. Congratulations to you both. Um, I'll do a report from the code enforcement office first. There were 229 seals and this is for the month of May. Zero smoke inspections, 54 violations found, 100
violations written, 48 abatements, eight tickets written, zero tickets, uh, zero court team tickets, zero court in person tickets, zero plea bargains by mail, 538 yearly rental inspections, one year, one
yearly three rental in reinspection, zero vehicle moved, uh, zero illegal clothing stagn 12 foreclosures. Zero sites found working being done without permits. Zero
businesses found that never apply for the merile license. Zero businesses open without approvals. Zero dumpsters u on the street without approvals. Street opening permit zero. 93 um resident
communications. And I'd like to thank um Heather, excuse me, John and Tyler for their help over the last couple of months. Um we received some complaints from businesses and residents and they were able to go out there and take care of the um property complaints um and
they satisfied the residents as well. So thankful for them. Also want to acknowledge um Commitment Community Church, especially Mike Jones, the new pastor there. Mike has been putting on a basketball tournament in the town for
the past six years. It's held over at the police basketball courts. Um, every year he has anywhere from 50 to 100 basketball players that come out and compete. They're um middle school age and high school age. This year there were about 50 students that competed.
They do he has named the MVP MVPs, but he told me I can't mention it because they're having a banquet. I can't say anything yet. But here are two MVPs. one from the junior high school and one from the high school. Locally every year, two foods and 30 stripes have been with him
from the beginning. Um donating money and food and things to the children. I try to do fruit for them fruit bananas and grapes and oranges and stuff like that. But they do this out of their own pocket for the children of Lynen Wolf that um just a tournament competition,
friendly competition. And he really brings out some really good We got some really good basketball players in this in this town. We got some kids that that we should watch out for because they're going to be very very if they stay here and they're going to be good. So um so I just want to go on record for thanking
him for that. Um, also the um wanted to go and thank principal uh Jeffrey um at the Patterson at the early education center. Um Germaine and I were able to go over and read to four class
four class Jermaine. These kids were spirited. Okay. They were they were one was leaning on my knee and I'm like surgery like you can't lean on my knee. They were great. They were fun through the kids. Um the school there is absolutely wonderful. I mean you can just tell by the colors and everything
there that you're just really trying to ignite the um the youth of our community. It's just really you haven't had the opportunity to go inside. I don't know when we can again. They had the open house already. Maybe they'll have another one. But it's just
a it's this as big as a like a junior college over here. And it's just it's so fun. like all the kids are friendly and you can tell that they love being there except for one kid one that didn't want to come in when we first got there but you know it's a it's a good a really great environment and they're doing a
great job here um wanted to share with everyone about the composting event. There was one today um held but there will be another one on Wednesday June 17th. Um it's at the Cameron County Parks building. So, it's like when you're heading into Cherry Hill, that
parks building that's off to the side here. Um, they're teaching composting and the benefits of it and how to increase your nutrient soil for your garden. So, if you're interested in composting, here is the information there. Um, one of my favorite holidays
is coming up next Friday, which is Junth. And you know, every year I talk about Junth and the importance of it and especially nowadays because a lot is being done to kind of erase um history and and moving books out of libraries
and um not accrediting certain courses in college and things like that. And as I've always said, you know, all of this is a tapestry of America, right? We're all our history is important here. We all have come here from somewhere else and we've all played a role in making
America as what it is today. And so I I encourage you that on next week, next Friday, if you're off for next Saturday, all around there's tons and tons of Juke Camp events um that you can go and hear the storytelling and hear the music and
experience the food. Um Junth, if you're not aware, um during the emancipation of 1865, Gallatton, Texas was the last place in the United States to find out that they were no longer enslaved. It took two years for the message to reach them. So imagine working in a hot heat
in July in Gon, Texas. And if anybody knows about Texas, it's it's a very interesting place in the summertime. Working in fields and someone riding over and telling you that you were free and that you had been free for two years. So, you know, so every year at
Galveston and even before they really started to talk about Junth here, when I was in college, my girlfriend went to the University of Houston and they Junth was like the biggest deal in Texas because they realized how important it was. So, it's not just about I'm not
African-American, so I don't celebrate Junth or I don't believe in that or it's made up. It's not made up. Someone did ask me one time, was it real? You know, was it a real thing? And yes, it was. So I encourage everybody to embrace it and if you can find events there in Cherry
Hill Township here events all over next weekend lawn side will be happy just to go out and experience it and just read a little bit about it and find out find out more. So that's all I have here. Thank you. You're welcome.
That sure was always a tough act. Gosh. Good evening everybody. Uh just to give a little something. June 18th is the last day of school with Lyndon Walls and we're so proud that Lynon Walls High School graduation is
June 18th also at 6:30 p.m. Just to let you know that there was a mandate from former New Jersey Governor Bill Murphy's uh signed a state law requiring local boards of education to enact bailtoail
cell phone policies in all K12 public schools. The timeline is the mandate officially takes effect statewide at the start of the 2026 2027 school year. Also to tell you about
the bell to bell no cell policy. The bell-to-bell no cell policy requires students to keep their personal devices, smartphones, smart watches, and earbuds turned off and stored away for the entire school
day. From the first bell to the last, it is part of a sweeping movement to reduce digital distractions and improve adolescent mental health. Lord knows we can improve that allow exceptions are devices permitted
to are permitted for students who require them for documented medical health reasons or as part of five or more plan or IEP. Also note that the state has enrolled out phone free school grants to assist
districts in purchasing device storage solutions. Also note, devices must be turned off and stored away for the entire school day, including during passing periods and lunch. Districts have local control over how phones are
stored, such as lockers, backpacks, or specialized magnetic locking pouches. >> That's it. >> Thank you. Thank you, Mary. I would like to give a brief history report and share some updates. Last
month I visited the welcoming festival that was very fun time. We attended with a group met friends and enjoyed the opportunity to connect with local history and community. It is always a good time when we can come together and
experience these moments as a dream. We also visited Mona Hall and I was honestly taken back by the depiction of how life was live in this area long ago. I won't go into too much details about that tonight, but it was a very
meaningful and eye opening visit. I do encourage others to consider joining us in August for our next visit. Our next research visit will be held June 24th uh at the Camp County Historic Society and we should be gearing up to organize
official. However, it does require a couple more interested people. So, please see me if you would like to be involved. There are also several upcoming history events happening soon, including the grand opening of the American Revolution
Revolution Museum of Southern New Jersey on June 27th and Camden County Colonial Tavern Day on June 28th. These are wonderful opportunities to learn more about our future history and take part
in America's 200 celebration. Thank you again. Thank you, mayor. Good evening, everyone. Uh just a few announcements for uh for our senior community. Uh we have a party over in Cooper. Uh get your mind and body in
shape this summer. All classes are free and take place at Cooper River Park on the Vista deck. Bring your own mat. All classes require registration. Go to canoncount.comarks. This will be held at Cooper River Park 9300 Park
Friday, June 12th, 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Also, they will have a senior dance jump and drive senior dance. Uh that is June 17th, 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. It's at the Donald E. Wilson Community Center. Must
RSVP to kendoncount.info dance. have any information. Uh, and a good old time senior prize bingo uh will be held 6 June 25th, 11 to 2 p.m. That's at the Wayne Bryant
Community Center. Also requires registration. Uh, and don't forget, please come out to participate in our concert featuring Suitcase Burki, uh, June 26, 700 p.m.
And we will have a movie in the park on July 10th. Uh, the movie will be Zootopia that stars at us. That's all I have. Thank >> I just have one thing I want to say. I want to say congratulations to Linda. Congratulations
Okay, at this time open meeting to the public for any questions or comments. >> Hello, my name is Tom. I live at 2:13 and I've been here probably four times in the last six months. It's talking
about the same problem which is on property at 211 sites. I'm here because I said I would be here if nothing happened on your promise to clean it up.
What has happened in the last month is your subcontractor showed up for a couple days and never returned. All right. So the situation is the same as it was a month ago, two months ago,
six months ago. All right. The property needs to be cleaned up. And I'm sure if this property was next to any of your homes, you would want it cleaned up also. And what I'm asking is where do we go
from here? Does it have to go to superior court? Because it don't seem like anything's happening with the burrow or anything they want to do is happen. All right. I
spend a good portion of my day taking bamboo up from my property which has come over from this property and Maybe 85 years old. Little tough with a shovel digging the roots of a bamboo so
it doesn't hit the foundation of my house. Doesn't hit my drain field. Doesn't hit my set system. All right. Need some help like I asked in January
for some help with the issue. And can't we work along and do this? I I don't have a lot of money and I can afford to go to litigation, but I can take the next step to get to an attorney,
which which I did. Sent you a letter about the problem. All right. So, everybody here knows copies of that letter here for everybody several months ago. So what I need now is
what are you going to do? All right. The next step has to be before each other. That's it. That's all I have to say. I need need you to work along with me. I'm working along with you to get your
dumpster into this property. They have to go across my property because there's only a 10 foot wide driveway that goes back to your property. All right. So, I'm giving
permission for your subcontractor to bring dumpsters in across my other property and I'm working along with you, but you guys don't work with me. So, I know you're going to say, "Oh,
six months now to do something. That's where I'm at." Okay. Um, did you call public works when the guy didn't come back after the second day? >> What's that? >> Did you call public works when it was when they didn't come back?
>> Did you call public works when they didn't come back? and you didn't do anything >> but >> I don't know whether I should you have code enforcers who go out and look and
look at subcontractors at least >> this is all being done through public works I will call tomorrow and find out why go back out and check this month >> and sir we have cleaned the property
a number of times. It's my job. It's not my job to call the police. It's my job to call public. It's my job to call the code enforcer. And I've done all of the code enfor I do I have to do every day.
>> You know, >> it shouldn't be on me. You know, I'm 85 years old. I only got so much time left. I can't spend >> Excuse me one second, sir. You want to put that recording down? There's only one recorder allowed in here. It's only
one meeting. Officer, do you mind if we can? >> Open public meeting. >> Open public meeting. It's also covered by our recording. You're only allowed one recording in the building.
>> I'll leave it. >> Thank you very much. >> Yeah. >> Nothing being done, >> sir. Hi. I I don't even live well. I live in Clinton and where I live at trees in the
back of my condominium and for years. I went to Emerald and I talked to them about the trees because it's on their side and I've been talking to them. So that's why I'm here today. So that's how the big trees back there and my concern is
coming in. They coming in over to my house over the top of my The trees are coming on top of my every now it's getting a little too much there on top of my roof and it's just a lot
trees like they're living but I was just cut back down. Okay. >> Okay. >> Or just ask for a highlighter or something so you know which one it is. >> Sir,
sir. My name is property next to my property and we have the leaves and the trees there growing over my fence to my tree. So Mr.
on my street and then yesterday and I went into the back of the property that's why I came here so that I don't want to to default
three days ago. >> There's an issue there's an issue with trees that fall they fall on our property and on the ground we're not allowed to touch them. You can't we can't if they blame the street if they blame on their property
on grass and weeds and stuff they're supposed to do for conservation services >> but I think he's worried about What's on his property? On your property. >> Did he come out and look at him? >> Come out and look at him.
>> House to the bushes. I'm not going to give you >> if it's on property. >> Okay. I'm dead.
>> I'm Stephen Miller. I live at 52 and we have trash trash cans and this has been a known problem for a long time. I made several complaints here at the building. Uh we had seven residents that failed to complain the same day
with Mr. John. Um and nothing has been done. This has been over a year actually to have this on my phone. >> Okay. So can you elaborate department? Can you just elaborate on the issue? What is the issue? >> Uh trash. I cleaned up out of my own pocket the whole alleyway for all the
neighbors. My own hard money a whole week with my lady did it all night. This neighbor came in and trashed dog holes stuck between the alleyway fences getting pushed in. Concrete in the whole backyard. Water and sewage is going into other
yards of the neighbors. And this has been going on for a year. Nothing has been done. They shouldn't. >> Can you um hang out after the meeting? I like to talk to you after the meeting if you don't mind. >> Okay. Been going for a long time. the neighbor the neighbors information
the one that you say >> it's all file it's all you guys have all >> and it's not just one time it's numerous times it's been going on for several years with roosters dogs
again the whole night bonfire in the backyard he burned a pile of trash this big fire department came out he had chemicals in his house not on a citation. >> It's been edited. >> Nothing. Nothing's been done.
>> No permits for the concrete. The whole backyard trash. We had video of him putting trash out. Dumping trash. Never called the public works. No. This has got to be taken care of. I'm like this gentleman right here. I'm And
I don't want to miss >> like that. Totally different issues. >> No, no, no. the same issue because we're hearing complaints, nothing gets done. It's the same issue. >> It's not a different issue. It's the public saying, "Hey, this isn't going on.
There's people making complaints and nothing is being resolved." >> So, that's where we're at with this. >> Apologize, sir. >> I'm not leaving. I'm staying right here. Mayor, I have a question. When we hire the solicitor, the engineer, the risk
management engineer for why is it there's no bids for people. Why would we just >> listen to everything? There was no anyone except the people that are here.
>> And it's almost like the four people that gave $10,000. >> Yes. Verdict the risk management and your answer. >> This is our house association.
Have you met a couple? >> NO, WE HAVE NOT. THERE IS none people that money to the campaign reelected and be the solicitor the engineer not elected your appointment.
You said reelected everything. >> You need to go. You need to go on the election report and files all your information. I didn't look over it. >> I bought everything.
>> Did you? >> You looked at everything. Yeah, I guess I got you looking at >> question. I sent you guys emails again this week. I don't know if you guys got it because you guys don't respond. Hey citizen, we
got your email. Thank you for having >> but maybe we need it to everybody. We're just trouble. But anyway, I got something picking them up dealing with these guys. They're doing nothing. Saying they're
doing something. I sent She got his email. You did my email this week? >> Yes, I did. >> All right. So, you saw those pictures and I went to them and I talked to him and and every one of those people have been sent to my >> Okay.
>> Yeah. All right. >> Well, unfortunately, you have to go through the system, which means they have to get 20 days. >> Well, last time you said 10 days. >> Well, it took me 10 days. Depends on the code officer was writing the violation. So even then it's 10 days then they get
another warning >> and they get to that >> then they get a citation citation they go to court >> and then they can go to court and fight court and the court usually turns around and says
>> unfortunately we got to take up the state because the state does not allow our courts to enforce this stuff and let them get away with it. >> All right. Well, it say trash can do something. You know what I mean? I don't see trash cans on Ryan your streets.
It's not a problem. But maybe trash can all the streets. I had someone transmission on the ground. I had to pick up the transmission and drag it down to the police station. because you guys turn.
>> Did you see the person that dumped it? >> Yeah. >> And this is not at 10 or 20. Wayne was here. When Wayne was here, I was talking to him about it and then he disappeared. Nothing's getting done. How long been around here? >> Wayne
for a while, right? I talked to each >> got a call like they said if you want I was just thinking like I did my