WARREN TOWNSHIP — Township officials are being cautious when salting roads as they have already seen how much has had to be used this winter and the high costs to get more. Road Superintendent David King said at Tuesday’s meeting that 51 tons of salt have been used to counter the heavy snowfall in December and January. Officials are looking for more salt but noted the cost is high at $200 or $300 or more per ton. King said when there is heavy snow the township averages 15 tons of salt for the roads. “This is the first time the funds from Kimberly-Clark are coming to the township,” Anthony said, indicating he is not sure of the exact amount the townships are receiving.