Roxbury Town Council Weighs Health Benefit Overhaul Amid Soaring Costs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Roxbury Town Council discussed a potential overhaul of the town’s employee health benefits program, prompted by an anticipated 36% rise in costs for the upcoming year. The council considered switching from a fully insured model to a self-funded one. This discussion was led by a presentation from a representative of Nova Connection, a company specializing in public sector health benefits.

Roselle Park Council Approves Study for Intersection Safety Amid Community Development Discussions

Overview: The Roselle Park Borough Council meeting covered a range of community development topics, with a focus on addressing safety concerns at the intersection of Chestnut Street and Lincoln Avenue. The council unanimously approved a resolution to study the feasibility of installing a stoplight at this intersection, reflecting shared concerns about public safety. Other notable discussions included infrastructure projects, Italian Heritage festivities, and various community recognitions.

Saddle Brook Residents Voice Concerns Over Market Street Development at Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Saddle Brook Town Council meeting was dominated by discussions on a proposed residential redevelopment project on Market Street, sparking significant concern among residents over its potential impact on the community. Residents and council members debated the implications of a 60-unit residential building, addressing issues such as transparency, community engagement, and the broader effects on the neighborhood.

Vernon Town Council Considers Property Acquisition Amid Salary Cap Adjustments and Staff Recruitment Efforts

Overview: The Vernon Town Council meeting focused on the township’s strategic move to acquire property potentially destined for redevelopment and evaluating salary caps for municipal roles. Alongside these discussions, the council addressed community concerns and the need for effective recruitment strategies for critical positions.

Jackson Town Council Secures $875,000 Grant for Police Department Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Jackson Town Council celebrated the procurement of an $875,000 grant for the police department, a financial boost that will aid in reallocating resources within the township’s budget for infrastructure improvements. The meeting also addressed community concerns ranging from housing issues to public safety and municipal service accessibility.