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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

Milltown voter guide

Affordable housing

Mar 23, 2026

Resolution 2026-116, hiring CGP&H as affordable housing administrative agent for up to $13,600

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, March 2026

  • YesDavid PotterVoted yes on Resolution 2026-116, hiring CGP&H as affordable housing administrative agent for up to $13,600 (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesDeborah A. MillerVoted yes on Resolution 2026-116, hiring CGP&H as affordable housing administrative agent for up to $13,600 (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesFelipe ZambranaVoted yes on Resolution 2026-116, hiring CGP&H as affordable housing administrative agent for up to $13,600 (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesGary S. PosnanskyVoted yes on Resolution 2026-116, hiring CGP&H as affordable housing administrative agent for up to $13,600 (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesPatricia PayneVoted yes on Resolution 2026-116, hiring CGP&H as affordable housing administrative agent for up to $13,600 (passed 6-0, March 2026).

Milltown Borough Council minutes, March 23, 2026 · Mar 23, 2026Link

Borrowing

Jun 22, 2026

Adopt Ordinance 26-1588, authorizing up to $1,056,000 in bonds for a garbage truck, roads, a footbridge and housing rehabilitation

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, June 2026

  • YesDavid PotterVoted yes to adopt Ordinance 26-1588, authorizing up to $1,056,000 in bonds for a garbage truck, roads, a footbridge and housing rehabilitation (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesDeborah A. MillerVoted yes to adopt Ordinance 26-1588, authorizing up to $1,056,000 in bonds for a garbage truck, roads, a footbridge and housing rehabilitation (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesFelipe ZambranaVoted yes to adopt Ordinance 26-1588, authorizing up to $1,056,000 in bonds for a garbage truck, roads, a footbridge and housing rehabilitation (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesGary S. PosnanskyVoted yes to adopt Ordinance 26-1588, authorizing up to $1,056,000 in bonds for a garbage truck, roads, a footbridge and housing rehabilitation (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesPatricia PayneVoted yes to adopt Ordinance 26-1588, authorizing up to $1,056,000 in bonds for a garbage truck, roads, a footbridge and housing rehabilitation (passed 6-0, June 2026).

Milltown Borough Council minutes, June 22, 2026 · Jun 22, 2026Link

Community Energy Plan

Jul 20, 2026

Resolution 2026-220, adopting the Milltown Community Energy Plan

Result as recorded: passed 5-1, July 2026

  • YesDavid PotterVoted yes on Resolution 2026-220, adopting the Milltown Community Energy Plan (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • YesDeborah A. MillerVoted yes on Resolution 2026-220, adopting the Milltown Community Energy Plan (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • YesFelipe ZambranaVoted yes on Resolution 2026-220, adopting the Milltown Community Energy Plan (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • YesPatricia PayneVoted yes on Resolution 2026-220, adopting the Milltown Community Energy Plan (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • NoGary S. PosnanskyVoted no on Resolution 2026-220, adopting the Milltown Community Energy Plan (passed 5-1, July 2026).

Milltown Borough Council minutes, July 20, 2026 · Jul 20, 2026Link

Firehouses

Apr 13, 2026

Resolution 2026-129, a $7,140 appraisal of the vacant Milltown Fire Department buildings

Result as recorded: passed 5-1, April 2026

  • YesDavid PotterVoted yes on Resolution 2026-129, a $7,140 appraisal of the vacant Milltown Fire Department buildings (passed 5-1, April 2026).
  • YesDeborah A. MillerVoted yes on Resolution 2026-129, a $7,140 appraisal of the vacant Milltown Fire Department buildings (passed 5-1, April 2026).
  • YesFelipe ZambranaVoted yes on Resolution 2026-129, a $7,140 appraisal of the vacant Milltown Fire Department buildings (passed 5-1, April 2026).
  • YesPatricia PayneVoted yes on Resolution 2026-129, a $7,140 appraisal of the vacant Milltown Fire Department buildings (passed 5-1, April 2026).
  • NoGary S. PosnanskyVoted no on Resolution 2026-129, a $7,140 appraisal of the vacant Milltown Fire Department buildings (passed 5-1, April 2026).

Milltown Borough Council minutes, April 13, 2026 · Apr 13, 2026Link

Former DPW site

Jul 20, 2026

Resolution 2026-219, applying for a state grant to assess the former DPW site

Result as recorded: passed 5-1, July 2026

  • YesDavid PotterVoted yes on Resolution 2026-219, applying for a state grant to assess the former DPW site (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • YesDeborah A. MillerVoted yes on Resolution 2026-219, applying for a state grant to assess the former DPW site (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • YesFelipe ZambranaVoted yes on Resolution 2026-219, applying for a state grant to assess the former DPW site (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • YesPatricia PayneVoted yes on Resolution 2026-219, applying for a state grant to assess the former DPW site (passed 5-1, July 2026).
  • NoGary S. PosnanskyVoted no on Resolution 2026-219, applying for a state grant to assess the former DPW site (passed 5-1, July 2026).

Milltown Borough Council minutes, July 20, 2026 · Jul 20, 2026Link

Municipal budget

Mar 23, 2026

Resolution 2026-125, introducing the 2026 municipal budget

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, March 2026

  • YesDavid PotterVoted yes on Resolution 2026-125, introducing the 2026 municipal budget (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesDeborah A. MillerVoted yes on Resolution 2026-125, introducing the 2026 municipal budget (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesFelipe ZambranaVoted yes on Resolution 2026-125, introducing the 2026 municipal budget (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesGary S. PosnanskyVoted yes on Resolution 2026-125, introducing the 2026 municipal budget (passed 6-0, March 2026).
  • YesPatricia PayneVoted yes on Resolution 2026-125, introducing the 2026 municipal budget (passed 6-0, March 2026).

Milltown Borough Council minutes, March 23, 2026 · Mar 23, 2026Link

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