Princeton council will meet on April 18 at 5 p.m. to talk about accused police Chief David Dudeck, according to a notice sent by the clerk's office.

Several police officers accused Dudeck, who was named police chief of the consolidated municipality after Jan. 1, of workplace harassment that lasted for years. Dudeck was named police chief of the borough in 2009 and has worked for the township police for 30 years.

Dudeck has been on leave for more than a month after news of the allegations broke, and the matter was forwarded to the county prosecutor's office. Township Business Administrator Robert Bruschi said the investigation was not criminal and the chief had no prior disciplinary problems on his record.

The clerk confirmed the date of the meeting and also said she did not have a meeting agenda yet. The notice also said formal action could be taken.