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Emergency Operations Plan Development & NIMS Compliance
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The township lacks a publicly available Emergency Operations Plan, and its EOP review cycle is overdue—creating direct regulatory and operational exposure. NIMS compliance is required for federal funding eligibility and state assistance, making this gap a critical risk to both preparedness and continued access to intergovernmental support.
The opportunity
Homeland Security and hazard mitigation grant windows in mid-2026 offer a near-term funding pathway with strong alignment to EOP and NIMS requirements. Acting within the current fiscal cycle positions the township to close compliance gaps, restore federal funding eligibility, and strengthen community resilience before the next grant deadline.
Mass Notification System Implementation
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The township currently has no mass notification system, leaving residents and staff without reliable communication during emergencies. With county-level hazard mitigation efforts underway and NIMS compliance mandates in effect, this gap represents a critical and escalating vulnerability.
The opportunity
HSGP grant funding with a July 2026 deadline offers a direct pathway to address this gap with limited local match required. Acting now aligns with regional coordination efforts, satisfies compliance mandates, and ensures residents and staff can be reached when it matters most.
Fleet Telematics and Vehicle Safety Modernization
Fleet Safety · Liability Risk Management
High Priority
About this project
The township operates fleet and fire apparatus without telematics or dash-cam coverage, creating documented liability exposure and limiting the ability to defend against future claims. With approximately $50K in deferred fire apparatus repairs, the absence of vehicle monitoring represents a top-ranked safety and operational risk.
The opportunity
Active road and infrastructure spending priorities, combined with cooperative purchasing pathways commonly available to township governments, support a cost-effective procurement approach within the current budget cycle. Addressing this gap now reduces liability exposure and strengthens the township's ability to protect public assets and personnel.
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IT Modernization · Government Operations
High Priority
About this project
A failed system implementation under the previous assessor triggered an F-65 audit and the threat of state intervention, exposing significant operational and compliance risk. A new Assessor onboarded in March 2026 creates a critical window to evaluate underperforming systems and restore process integrity.
The opportunity
New leadership, an approved 2026–2027 budget, and active discretionary spending signal near-term readiness to act. Addressing systemic gaps now reduces audit exposure, supports state compliance, and positions the township for stable, accountable operations ahead of the next fiscal cycle.
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