New Council Members Sworn In as Tuckerton Borough Council Plans for 2025

Overview: In a recent meeting marked by administrative decisions and strategic planning, the Tuckerton Borough Council swore in new members and appointed key officials to set the stage for 2025. The council focused on reorganization, including the swearing-in of newly elected councilmen and the approval of various municipal appointments and resolutions.

Dunellen Borough Council Unveils Redevelopment Projects and Infrastructure Plans at Reorganization Meeting

Overview: The Dunellen Borough Council meeting, led by Mayor Jason Cilento, was marked by discussions on redevelopment projects aimed at revitalizing the downtown area and infrastructure improvements, alongside the swearing-in of new council members and various appointments.

Highlands Borough Council Navigates Property Assessments and Anticipates Captain’s Cove Hearing

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Highlands Borough Council addressed developments in property assessments and ongoing community projects, while preparing for an upcoming land use board hearing on January 9 concerning Captain’s Cove. The meeting also highlighted over $1.9 million in grants aimed at enhancing local infrastructure and community spaces.

Springfield Town Council Appoints New Mayor and Discusses Key Resolutions

Overview: The Springfield Town Council meeting was marked by the appointment of a new mayor, a series of resolutions for municipal appointments, and the election of key Township Committee members. The meeting also included the nomination of a new vice chair for the Township Committee and the approval of several resolutions related to township administration and legal counsel.

Clark Town Council: Mayor Bonaccorso Criticizes Legal Challenge Over Public Works Appointment

Overview: At the recent Clark Town Council meeting, Mayor Sal Bonaccorso expressed his discontent over a legal challenge that disrupted his intended appointment of the acting director of public works. The mayor’s choice for this position, which he planned to take on himself at no additional cost to the township, was blocked by an injunction filed by political opponent Michael Schulman. The mayor labeled the legal action as an unnecessary expenditure of taxpayer money for a role that would not have increased township costs. Bonaccorso remarked, “I wasn’t going to put a political hack in there… it’s not a big deal,” signaling his intent to leave the position vacant or assign it temporarily to a qualified individual.