City Council Rescinds 2023 Carbon Sidewalk Program Bid Due to “Fatal Flaw”`

Overview: In a special meeting of the Englewood City Council held virtually on August 1st, 2023, the council made a significant decision to rescind an award to D&L Paving Contractors Inc. for the 2023 carbon sidewalk program due to an error in the bid opening dates. This critical move has raised concerns among council members and the public about transparency and process.

Ramsey Borough Council Approves Plans for New Emergency Complex and Independent Living Facility

Overview: In a recent telephonic meeting conducted by the Ramsey Borough Council, significant municipal matters were discussed and decided upon. The most newsworthy developments included the agreement on replacing the existing 70-year-old emergency services building, the transfer of property to Ramsey Housing Inc for the development of an independent living facility for individuals with developmental disabilities, and the authorization for the installation of electric vehicle fast chargers.

Ridgewood Council Greenlights $11 Million for Water Treatment and Sparks Debate Over Land Jurisdiction

Overview: In a recent, densely packed meeting of the Ridgewood Council, the members addressed numerous legislative and infrastructural matters, among them a contentious $11 million bond ordinance for new water treatment plants and a debate over village jurisdiction regarding properties owned by state and county. Amidst these weighty issues, other matters like tree planting plans, technological improvements, and even concerns over Zoom functionality surfaced.

Hillsdale Borough Council’s Drones, Debates, and Dollar Signs Take Center Stage

Overview: In a recent Hillsdale Borough Council meeting, members tackled a series of pressing issues, with a drone study aimed at flood mitigation and a contentious debate over compensation increases taking center stage.

Borough Council Addresses Truck Parking Concerns with New Ordinance

Overview: A new ordinance has been introduced to regulate truck parking throughout the borough. The decision comes after numerous complaints from residents about trucks parking on streets not previously covered by existing regulations.