Parsippany Troy Hills School Board Faces Budget and Resource Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Parsippany Troy Hills School Board, concerns about the school district’s budget, resources, and the impact of increasing student enrollment dominated the discussions. The board faced a multifaceted challenge as they grappled with the financial implications of Payment in Lieu of Taxes (Pilots), the strain on infrastructure due to potential new students from residential developments, and the implications of state regulations and affordable housing legislation on the township’s finances.

Hanover Residents Address Traffic Safety Concerns at Town Council Meeting

Overview: At the recent Hanover Town Council meeting, residents’ concerns about traffic and speeding on Malaris Boulevard took center stage, with multiple attendees requesting the implementation of safety measures such as speed humps, speed tables, and improved lighting. In addition to traffic safety issues, the council approved a budget, adopted new ordinances, including plans for infrastructure improvements, and discussed a property being used for sobriety purposes in a residential area.

Long Hill Council Advances Town Projects and Budget Discussions

Overview: At the recent Long Hill Town Council meeting, members engaged in discussions about a variety of initiatives, including an $8 million construction project, a spring tree planting proposal, and a comprehensive school budget plan. The council also addressed issues such as affordable housing, community events, and the demolition of the Everly property.

Boonton Township School Board Outlines New Initiatives and Recognitions

Overview: The Boonton Township School Board meeting addressed a variety of issues, with a focus on upcoming student assessments, preparations for the New Jersey School Boards Conference, and commendations for student and staff achievements. The Superintendent’s report on the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA) and the announcement of unused emergency closing days conversion to give-back days were among notable topics discussed.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Town Council Tackles 2024 Budget and Public Safety Enhancements

Overview: The Parsippany-Troy Hills Town Council recently convened to discuss an array of topics, with the 2024 budget proposal taking center stage. Mayor James R. Barberio presented a fiscally prudent plan, highlighting a 2.78% tax rate increase, strategic investments, and the township’s improved financial position without the use of one-time fiscal maneuvers. The Police Department’s initiatives, including increased staffing, community policing, and technology upgrades such as automated license plate recognition systems, were also in focus. Moreover, significant infrastructure projects were addressed, with emphasis on the expansion of the Police Department, road and sewer system improvements, and the challenges of new housing developments on town infrastructure.