The Franklin Borough Board of Education adopted Policy 0162.01 on 2026-07-13, requiring that all legally mandated Board notices, including bid proposals and proclamations, be published on the Board’s official website in accordance with N.J.S.A. 35:3-1 et seq. The policy mandates a conspicuous homepage hyperlink to a legal notices page, an internet archive of past notices kept for at least one year, and technical resilience to outages and cybersecurity incidents. The Board must initially publish this online archive no later than July 1, 2026 and then maintain and update it, including twice-monthly advertisements during 2026 in an eligible online news publication directing the public to the website. This creates a need for web development and content management support, potential hosting or archive solutions, cybersecurity hardening for the website, and possibly digital advertising or media placement services to meet the statutory online news publication requirements. Vendors that can implement compliant legal notice portals, searchable archives, and security/monitoring around the Board’s web presence have a timely opportunity to engage before the July 2026 deadline and throughout the 2026 transition year.
Policy also requires submission of the legal notices hyperlink to the New Jersey Secretary of State ...
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This is a private development seeking municipal zoning approvals, not a municipal capital project or...
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