Council Sets Aside $800,000 For Ida Cleanup, Other Costs

September 14, 2021 Township Council Taxes

The pickup of household items damaged by Tropical Storm Ida has begun.

Although the Township Manager said he doesn’t expect it will all be used, the Township Council on September 14 voted to set aside $800,000 for costs related to Tropical Storm Ida and its cleanup.

Of that total, $200,000 has been earmarked for salaries for police, dispatchers, public works and the Office of Emergency Management, and $600,000 has been targeted for public works and cleanup costs.

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