Franklin Lakes Council Addresses Transparency Concerns, Road Improvements, and Honors Local Gold Medalist

Overview: In a wide-ranging recent meeting of the Franklin Lakes Borough Council, critical matters such as concerns over transparency, road program appropriations, ongoing projects like the Old Antenna Drainage Improvements, and honoring local gold medalist Jack Wallace took center stage. The meeting, presided over by Mayor Charles J.X. Kahwaty, also included discussions on several community improvements, appointments, and initiatives, capturing the attention of residents and council members alike.

Wood Ridge Council Greenlights $1.4M Public Improvements; Adds New 3-Way Stop

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Wood-Ridge Borough Council, led by Council President Dominick Azzolini, authorized a significant public improvement initiative, amassing $1,400,000 in funds. This move will provide the borough with new machinery, equipment, and vehicles, ushering in a new era of infrastructure development.

Housing Development Dreams on McCoy Road: Oakland’s Balancing Act

Overview: As Oakland grapples with housing demand, the recent Planning Board meeting saw intense discussions about the final major site plan approval of a pivotal residential development. Led by North Jersey Acquisitions LLC, this project will serve to alleviate critical housing pressures, but concerns about safety, infrastructure, and environmental considerations dominated the conversation.

Park Ridge Council Weighs Multi-Million-Dollar Dredging Project and Welcomes New Grants and Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Park Ridge Borough Council delved into a multi-million-dollar dredging project for Mill Pond, accepted a grant of $1.5 million, and welcomed new volunteers and initiatives to the community. The meeting, presided over by Mayor Keith Misciagna, also tackled local issues concerning property, cable and wireless infrastructure, community recognition, and economic development.

Bergenfield Borough Council Approves New Police Officers and Addresses Community Concerns over Development and Safety

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Borough of Bergenfield Council focused on community concerns over development, public safety, and environmental stewardship. Key highlights included the hiring of three new police officers, discussion on crucial infrastructure and development issues, and responsiveness to citizen concerns about parking, stormwater management, and tree cutting.