Stop 100 Fidelity

Stop 100 Fidelity

We are a community coalition of North Brunswick neighbors working together to protect our residential streets, schools, and quality of life. We are organizing residents across our town to ensure our voices are heard and to urge the Township Council to vote NO on industrial warehouse development in our community. This proposal trades our neighborhood’s safety and quality of life for a PILOT tax agreement that enriches a developer and funnels short-term cash to the township at the expense of our homes and schools.

We are a community coalition of North Brunswick neighbors working together to protect our residential streets, schools, and quality of life. We are organizing residents across our town to ensure our voices are heard and to urge the Township Council to vote NO on industrial warehouse development in our community. This proposal trades our neighborhood’s safety and quality of life for a PILOT tax agreement that enriches a developer and funnels short-term cash to the township at the expense of our homes and schools.

Email our elected township coucil

We need your help to email our elected representatives in North Brunswick to let them know that an industrial warehouse has NO PLACE in the heart of north brunswick.   Keep warehouses away from our neighborhoods and schools. 

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