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ADA-Compliant Website Modernization for Public Access
Web Accessibility · Digital Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The township faces a federally mandated ADA website compliance deadline of 2027, with documented gaps in public-facing digital content and document accessibility. The board has actively initiated a procurement review, signaling urgency and elevated risk of non-compliance if action is delayed.
The opportunity
With a board-approved agenda item for a website update and a hard 2027 compliance deadline, the current fiscal window is the optimal time to act. Modernizing now reduces legal and accessibility risk, improves equitable public service delivery, and aligns with available state and federal funding pathways.
Emergency Operations Plan & Preparedness Infrastructure
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The township lacks a publicly posted Emergency Operations Plan, relies on county-wide mass notification with identified coverage gaps, and faces documented flood and shoreline hazards. Recent declared emergencies and unmet NIMS compliance requirements elevate operational and public safety risk.
The opportunity
Documented preparedness gaps and NIMS mandates create a strong, fundable case for township-level emergency management investment. Grant programs aligned to this need—including hazard mitigation and preparedness initiatives—improve budget accessibility and support action within the current planning cycle.
Strengthen Endpoint Security Amid IT Infrastructure Gaps
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The township's IT infrastructure and endpoint management are still in progress, with constrained internal resources and a minimal technology budget signaling elevated exposure to cyber risk. Upcoming decisions around data centers and phone systems make unaddressed endpoint vulnerabilities an operational and compliance concern.
The opportunity
Active grant programs—including those targeting local government IT management and cybersecurity—offer a viable funding path that can offset limited internal budgets. Aligning this project with upcoming board agenda items creates a near-term window to advance endpoint security before infrastructure decisions are finalized.
Edward Byrne Memorial JAG
Discuss this project →Fleet & Responder Vehicle Safety Monitoring Initiative
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
A documented gap exists in in-vehicle recording for fire and medical responder vehicles, leaving the township without objective incident data to support liability review or operational accountability. Current safety urgency is low, with no confirmed fleet-involved accidents on record, but the absence of monitoring infrastructure represents a latent risk exposure.
The opportunity
While near-term urgency is limited, proactively addressing fleet monitoring aligns with longer-range transportation safety planning and may qualify for applicable state or federal safety grant programs. Establishing a baseline now positions the township to respond quickly if incident risk or compliance expectations escalate in a future fiscal cycle.