Howell Town Council Faces Concerns Over Public Safety and Speed Limit Enforcement

Overview: At a recent Howell Town Council meeting, public safety and community concerns took center stage as residents voiced issues ranging from speed limit enforcement to noise disturbances from neighborhood developments. The council addressed these matters, with discussions on potential regulatory changes, traffic studies, and public safety enhancements.

Westfield Town Council Faces Controversy Over Ordinance Enforcement and Celebrates Historical Trail

Overview: The Westfield Town Council meeting addressed both controversy and community initiatives, ranging from a heated discourse involving ordinance enforcement and political expression to the celebration of historical contributions through the recognition of the Washington Roshanbo Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail. Additionally, the meeting covered infrastructure updates and community projects, including a successful street sign auction that raised funds for public art.

Lacey Town Council Celebrates Police Promotions and Addresses Dementia Awareness

Overview: The recent Lacey Town Council meeting highlighted the promotion of Paul J. Sullivan Jr. to chief of police and Samuel C. Delisalo to police captain, as well as the community’s initiative to raise dementia awareness. The session underscored the importance of community engagement and honored the dedication of the police force.

Belmar Borough Council Opposes Bill S4736, Discusses Affordable Housing Initiatives

Overview: The Belmar Borough Council recently convened to deliberate on several matters, including opposition to Bill S4736, discussions surrounding affordable housing initiatives, and the receipt of a Monmouth County Municipal Open Space Grant.

Piscataway Township Council Delays Decision on Ordinance Chapter Amidst Public Outcry

Overview: The Piscataway Township Council meeting on November 25, 2025, was dominated by vigorous discussions regarding proposed amendments to the local ordinances, particularly focusing on Chapter 11, which addresses regulations impacting hotels and motels. The Council decided to postpone further consideration of Chapter 11 until January, following significant public concern about its potential implications on homelessness and temporary residents.