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.

Elmwood Park Borough Council Passes Ordinances and Commits to Community Support

Overview: In the recent Elmwood Park Borough Council meeting, the council members passed several ordinances, including mandatory business insurance, lead-based paint inspections, and a bond for a new fire engine. They also accepted a generous donation from the Homeowners Association for the Resident Assistance Program (RAP). Lastly, the council members discussed the importance of community collaboration and acknowledged the election results.

Teaneck Town Council Discusses Website Improvements, Waste Management, Advisory Board Nominations, and Traffic Safety

Overview: In a recent Teaneck Town Council meeting, issues such as the town website’s renovation, waste management, nominations for various advisory board positions, and traffic safety concerns were addressed. The meeting also saw discussions on the establishment of a Field Permit Advisory Board and proposed ordinance amendments, which sparked debate among council members and residents.

Englewood City Council Tackles Pool Regulations, Affordable Housing, and Citywide Planning

Overview: The latest Englewood City Council meeting saw members address an array of issues ranging from pool regulations and the rise of wellness centers to the necessity of affordable housing and the importance of comprehensive city planning. The meeting, attended by council members Charles Cobb, Dr. Kenneth Rosenzweig, Dr. Lisa Wisotsky, Judith Maron, Kevin Wilson, and Mayor Michael Wildes, also discussed the challenges of adult daycare and the future of retail in the era of online giants like Amazon.