County tax is the second largest levy. Counties, however, have outlived their purpose as centers of government for an agrarian society. Connecticut eliminated them in the 1960s. New Jersey should do the same, now. Redundant services, waste, improper spending and patronage can be rooted out and anything worthwhile remaining left to the state, towns, voluntary organizations and the marketplace to handle.
Municipal tax is the smallest levy.
The town should focus on infrastructure and police, fire and emergency service. Voluntary funding for recreation and assistance could cut spending. The Property Tax Relief Commission may recommend state financial incentives to municipalities to consolidate or share services. Princeton Township and Princeton Borough already share a high percentage of services. Short of municipal consolidation, it seems unlikely that significant savings can be achieved within the Princetons.