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Monday, October 26, 2026 Jefferson, New Jersey · Change town
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Council authorizes second liquor license bid, pledges Camp Jefferson funds

Jefferson Township Council opens bidding for a second retail distribution liquor license, minimum $425,000. Resolution #26-105 authorized the bidding process; successful bidders must place a 50 percent good faith deposit within five days and undergo police background investigation. Council also

Council _ Township of Jefferson · Meeting of March 25, 2026

NJ JEFFERSON — Jefferson Township Council opens bidding for a second retail distribution liquor license, minimum $425,000. Resolution #26-105 authorized the bidding process; successful bidders must place a 50 percent good faith deposit within five days and undergo police background investigation. Council also adopted Resolution #26-106 pledging to dedicate $290,000 from the liquor license sale and cannabis revenue to replenish the Camp Jefferson facilities improvement fund, which Council had withdrawn $290,000 from to fund a one-point 2026 tax reduction.

Council authorized a grant application for Camp Jefferson historic preservation to the Morris County Historic Preservation Trust Fund, requesting $101,800 with $25,450 local match for a total project cost of $127,250.

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Source: the Council _ Township of Jefferson meeting of March 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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