Camden County commissioners approve contracts, grant submissions and send personnel matters to closed session The Camden County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of procurement contracts, grant applications and budget adjustments across public works, health, parks, corrections and public safety, and voted to move into a closed session to discuss personnel matters.

The Camden County Board of Commissioners just approved a series of significant contracts and grant submissions—what does it mean for your community?

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Camden County highlights new reentry center, 34-mile trail groundbreaking and community events; officials warn of tight budget year Commissioners highlighted the new reentry release center next to the correctional facility, a 34-mile multipurpose trail groundbreaking, community programs such as a seed library and prom-dress drive, and a warning from county leadership about a difficult budget year caused in part by the loss of federal funding.

Camden County is paving the way for a brighter future with a groundbreaking reentry center and a 34-mile trail, but officials are sounding the alarm on a challenging budget year ahead.

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Residents urge Camden County to place moratorium on data centers and study Project Apex Public commenters urged the board to impose a moratorium on data centers until the county adopts ordinances addressing environmental and utility impacts, citing Project Apex as an active recruitment effort that requires policy safeguards.

Residents are raising urgent concerns over environmental impacts as they call for a moratorium on data centers in Camden County, citing Project Apex as a pressing issue.

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Camden County adopts 2026 FEMA-required hazard mitigation plan to preserve grant eligibility Camden County commissioners voted to adopt the 2026 Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan required by FEMA, a move officials said maintains the county’s eligibility for federal mitigation grants and identifies prioritized strategies for coastal storms, flooding, wildfire and other risks.

Camden County has just adopted a crucial plan to safeguard against natural disasters and secure vital federal funding for the future!

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Camden County commissioners read dozens of resolutions, move to closed session on personnel The Camden County Board of Commissioners introduced a lengthy slate of resolutions covering capital projects, grants, contracts and personnel actions, closed the public comment period with no speakers and adopted a closed‑session resolution to discuss personnel matters before adjourning.

The Camden County Board of Commissioners just unveiled a massive $25 million court infrastructure grant and critical funding plans that could reshape public safety and social services!

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Public speaker urges Camden County to back NJ Immigrant Trust Act; board hears testimony before block votes A Collingswood resident urged Camden County to adopt the New Jersey State Immigrant Trust Act resolution, citing local impacts of immigration enforcement; the board heard the testimony during a public hearing and later advanced resolutions by block vote.

A local resident passionately urged Camden County to support the New Jersey Immigrant Trust Act, highlighting its crucial role in protecting families and fostering community trust in the face of immigration enforcement.

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Camden County commissioners read long slate of contracts and grants; residents press questions on ARP reallocation and Defense Logistics Agency equipment At a regular meeting, the Camden County Board of Commissioners read dozens of resolutions covering public-works contracts, health and human services agreements, audits and personnel items. Residents asked about a small ARP reallocation and whether joining a Defense Logistics Agency program could 'militarize' local police; the board approved a closed-session resolution.

Camden County commissioners tackled a lengthy agenda filled with contracts and public inquiries, raising questions about budget approvals and the potential militarization of local police.

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Camden County commissioners adopt resolution authorizing natural gas supply agreements for South Jersey Power Cooperative At a special meeting, the Camden County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution BA-492025 to authorize natural gas supply agreements with Great American Gas & Electric and UGI Energy Services for the South Jersey Power Cooperative; the vote was unanimous among those present and there were no public comments.

Camden County has made a bold move by unanimously approving a resolution to secure natural gas supply agreements for the South Jersey Power Cooperative.

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Residents allege informal millage adoption; Camden County commissioners meet in closed session At a Camden County special called meeting, public commenters alleged a tentative millage rate was set through phone calls without a formal vote and questioned potential Open Meetings Act violations; the board met in executive session on litigation, reconvened and took no public action.

Residents are demanding transparency after Camden County commissioners allegedly set a tentative millage rate without a formal vote, raising serious questions about Open Meetings Act violations.

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Camden County says septic replacements on Horsepin Creek cut coliform levels after nearly $400,000 grant Camden County interviewee Julie says a Section 319 nonpoint source grant of nearly $400,000 funded septic-system repairs and replacements on Horsepin Creek, which was listed under the EPA 303(d) program; testing reported about a 92% drop in coliform levels.

Camden County has turned the tide on water quality by slashing coliform levels by 92% after investing nearly $400,000 in septic system replacements on Horsepin Creek!

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Popular southern chicken chain to open 1st N.J. restaurant. See location, details. The Georgia-based chain has been targeting the Philadelphia region, recently introducing a Chicken Philly Meal Deal featuring both grilled and fried options.

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How to find SNAP alternatives in Camden — and how to help About 1 in 8 Americans relies on the food assistance program. Among them are more than 800,000 New Jerseyans, with roughly 130,000 recipients across South Jersey.

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Camden County leaders debate whether to bond or defer: jail project estimated at $50M+ with $10M in SPLOST 9 Commissioners and staff discussed options to fund a major new jail project, the timing of construction, and whether to bond now or rely on future SPLOST receipts. Staff gave per‑bed cost estimates and a preliminary debt‑service example; commissioners asked for more planning before committing to a 300‑bed facility.

Camden County commissioners are grappling with a monumental decision on how to fund a new $50 million jail project that could impact local taxpayers and future developments.

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Camden County adopts amended budget 4–1 after debate over airport funding and project cuts At a public work session, the Camden County Board of Commissioners adopted the amended fiscal-year budget by a 4–1 vote after weeks of committee hearings and public notice. Commissioners approved solid waste and curbside budgets unanimously, rejected a motion to cut funding for a proposed replacement airport, and approved staffing changes including

The Camden County Board of Commissioners has wrapped up a heated budget debate, approving an amended budget while rejecting cuts to a proposed airport project.

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Hundreds of residents urge commissioners to block or slow Sheffield Island development; county says formal process must be followed Dozens of residents, local conservationists and river advocates spoke at the Camden County meeting to oppose a proposed development and possible annexation of Sheffield Island; commissioners said no formal application had been filed with the county and described the planning and annexation process that would apply if one is submitted.

Residents rallied against a massive development on Sheffield Island, fearing its impact on wildlife and infrastructure—will their voices be heard?

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Camden County staff outline plan and near‑term cost to take direct control of county parks Public works and facilities staff presented a parks master‑maintenance plan that would place county crews in charge of 10 county‑owned parks and four boat ramps starting Jan. 1, with an estimated first‑half startup cost just under $1.0 million and an annual operating budget of roughly $538,600 thereafter; commissioners discussed funding options and

Camden County is stepping up its game with a bold plan to take direct control of 10 parks and 4 boat ramps, aiming for better maintenance and safety!

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Thanks to the collaboration between Barrington, Haddon Heights, and Runnemede, and support in the FY26 budget, state funding will help bring a new Shared Service Public Safety Building to life, serving residents with greater efficiency and coordination. #camdencounty
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Camden County Board of Commissioners approves electricity supply contract resolution Commissioners unanimously adopt resolution for electricity generation contract with South Jersey Power Cooperative

Camden County's Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a new electricity supply contract that promises to boost reliability and cut costs for residents.

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Commissioners Approve $1M Grant for Hammer Wilson Boulevard Improvement Project Commissioners approve $1 million budget insertion for Hammer Wilson Boulevard project.

Camden County commissioners have just approved a groundbreaking $1 million investment to enhance local roads—transforming transportation for the entire community!

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Activist Ulysses Delgado Demands Traffic Safety Measures on Camden's Federal Street Ulysses Delgado urges Camden officials to address dangerous conditions at Federal and Route 130.

Local activist Ulysses Delgado is calling for urgent traffic safety measures in Camden, citing dangerous road conditions and a high-risk intersection that endangers residents, especially children.

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Camden County Approves Multiple Contracts for Public Works and Health Services Initiatives Camden County awards various contracts to enhance public works and health services programs.

Camden County is making waves with new contracts and initiatives aimed at improving public health and infrastructure—find out how these decisions will shape your community!

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Camden County Residents Demand Answers on Affordable Housing and Audit Transparency Residents raise concerns over housing accessibility and the need for transparent audits.

Camden County residents are demanding answers on affordable housing and transparency in audits, sparking a crucial conversation about local governance!

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Camden County approves multiple contracts for roadway improvements exceeding $14 million Camden County authorizes several engineering and construction agreements for road improvements.

Camden County is investing over $14 million into transformative roadway improvements that promise to enhance safety and accessibility for all residents.

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Cherry Hill Activist Calls for Volunteerism to Improve Camden Schools Activist proposes volunteer teachers to enhance Camden schools' student-to-teacher ratio.

A passionate Cherry Hill activist is rallying the community to transform Camden schools with a bold proposal for volunteer teachers to drastically improve student experiences.

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Commissioner Nash and Councilwoman Doshi Launch Camden County Air Quality Initiative Commissioner Nash introduces an air quality committee with Councilwoman Doshi in Camden County.

Camden County is taking a bold step towards cleaner air with the launch of a new air quality initiative led by Commissioner Jeff Nash and Councilwoman Doshi!

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Camden County Appoints Guy Matro to Pinelands Commission Amid Public Hearing Guy Matro is appointed to represent Camden County on the Pinelands Commission.

Camden County's recent board meeting made waves with the appointment of farmer Guy Matro to the Pinelands Commission, signaling a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement.

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Camden County officials address concerns over vendor payment transparency and auditing practices Commissioner McDonald responds to inquiries on auditing and transparency of county contracts

Camden County officials are taking bold steps to enhance transparency in government spending, but is it enough to satisfy taxpayer demands?

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