New Milford Borough Council Announces Reinstatement of Overnight Parking Enforcement and Formation of Art Committee

Overview: The New Milford Borough Council recently announced significant initiatives, including the reinstatement of overnight parking enforcement and the formation of a Committee on the Arts. The council also introduced various ordinances and provided updates on the community’s upcoming events and ongoing engineering projects.

River Edge Borough Council Plans for 2024 and Votes on Various Resolutions in November Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council covered a range of topics, from the extension of an intern’s tenure to the adoption of ordinances. Other items included the discussions on the 2024 meeting schedule, the possibility of in-person meetings at the library, and the renegotiation of a lease for the SCORE program, which will see the town save $6,000 annually.

Ramsey Council Honors High School Soccer Teams, Progresses on Fire Department Building Project

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Ramsey Borough Council, the high school soccer teams were honored for their outstanding season, and progress was reported on the design for the new fire department rescue squad and OEM Station House. The meeting also touched on numerous local initiatives and events, including a special permit for Boy Scout Troop 31, a procession in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and the upcoming Home for the Holidays parade.

Bogota School Board Reports Clean Audit, Progress on Renovation Projects

Overview: The Bogota School Board recently received a clean audit for the fiscal year ended June 30th, 2023, along with progressing on school renovation projects.

Grant Funding Secures Patriots Way Bridge Replacement; New Recycling Center Opposition Highlighted at Oakland Council Meeting

Overview: During a recent Oakland Borough Council meetings, Mayor Linda H. Schwager announced that the Patriots Way Bridge replacement project received extensive grant funding. The project’s bids came in significantly lower than the estimated cost, allowing for the possibility of additional work. The issue of water treatment was also addressed, with the completion of PFOA/PFAS treatments anticipated by February 2024. Mayor Schwager expressed her opposition to the proposed Class B recycling facility, urging residents to voice their resistance as well.