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Live GT Citizens Access

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Gloucester Township Mayor David Mayer and Council recently initiated GT Citizens Access to provide our residents with live coverage of Township Council Meetings as well as increase governmental information and reduce costs and benefit our environment. Continue reading on this page for more information and to use the features of GT Citizens Access.

 

Live video stream of Council Meetings

If the video is offline, please check back during one of our Council Meetings. To find out when the next Council Meeting is, please see the Municipal Clerk’s section of our website. Council Meetings always begin at 7:30 PM EST.

Video Archive (Past Council Meetings on our Youtube Channel)

Email Council A Question

Use this Egov-Access form to email your questions to our Councilmembers in order to have your question answered during a meeting. Please note your questions must be submitted prior to 12 noon the day of a council meeting to be promptly answered. All fields are required.
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As part of CitizensAccess, all council meeting agendas will be available for public viewing online by the Friday prior to council meetings. GT InfoAgenda will allow residents to view all ordinances and resolutions four (4) days prior to council meetings, allowing more time for review and questions. The agenda can be downloaded from our website at this page.

 


Gloucester Township is going paperless at our public meetings. The GT EnviroInitiative will reduce costs and improve our environment by reducing paper agendas and replacing them with online copies. Each council member will be provided with a stationary laptop computer that will host the council agenda and all ordinances and resolutions. This will reduce the amount of paper used at each council meeting, thus reducing costs and providing a benefit for our environment. Gloucester Township is further saving money by partnering with the Black Horse Pike Regional School District who donated used laptop computers that otherwise would have been discarded.

 

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