Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees Meeting on September 28, 2026

The Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees meeting on September 28, 2026, focused extensively on community concerns regarding deer population management, including public comments on potential culling, nonlethal alternatives, and safety issues related to hunting in residential areas. The board emphasized a cautious approach involving a multi-year study of deer herds before any population control measures. Additionally, the meeting addressed the e-bike moratorium waiver requests, with police recommending education and licensing programs to ensure safety and compliance. The board also received a detailed presentation from the Road Advisory Committee on local road conditions and funding challenges, recommending continued township funding, exploring construction impact fees, and advocating for state funding changes. Site plan approvals were granted for Mulberry Square and the Hamlet of Bloomfield Manor developments, with conditions related to landscaping, stormwater management, and open space preservation. The board approved delinquent solid waste roll and payroll vouchers, with discussions on billing and refund issues related to waste services. No new ordinances or contracts were awarded during this meeting, but several policy and funding recommendations were made that could influence future procurement and infrastructure projects.