A Berkeley Heights resident with nonprofit budgeting experience urged the Council to look for efficiencies in the 2026 budget, focusing on debt, health insurance costs, and potential excess library surplus. He argued that the town’s debt burden is already too high, called for delaying non-emergency capital purchases, and asked officials to explore whether unused library funds could be returned for property tax relief.
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