Little Falls Town Council Celebrates Local Achievements and Tackles Drainage Issues

Overview: The recent meeting of the Little Falls Town Council focused on celebrating local achievements, including the Little Falls Blaze softball team’s perfect season and Officer Yanuzi’s award for reducing impaired driving, while also addressing urgent drainage issues due to recent heavy rainfall. The council recognized the need for a long-term drainage plan and approved several resolutions to improve community infrastructure and services.

Hawthorne Borough Council Faces 36% Increase in Health Insurance Rates and Redevelopment Concerns

Overview: The Hawthorne Borough Council meeting addressed the looming 36% increase in health insurance rates for 2026, a concern for local government and employees. The council also discussed the potential redevelopment plans for the contaminated Pan Chemical site, emphasizing the need for due diligence and public reassurance. Among other topics, the council approved multiple ordinances, including those related to traffic regulations and vehicle weight limits, highlighting ongoing efforts to manage community infrastructure and safety.

Paterson City Council Confronts Financial Oversight, Vendor Payment Delays, and Public Grievances

Overview: The Paterson City Council meeting on July 8, 2025, was marked by discussions on delayed payments to vendors, financial mismanagement accusations, and public dissatisfaction over council processes. Council members and residents alike voiced concerns on these issues, emphasizing the need for improved accountability and transparency in the city’s financial and administrative operations.

Passaic City Council Celebrates Progress with Re-Elected Mayor and New Initiatives

Overview: The recent Passaic City Council meeting underscored the city’s ongoing development, with Mayor Hector C. Lora and re-elected council members being sworn into office. The session highlighted the administration’s achievements, including infrastructure improvements, public safety enhancements, and community engagement initiatives. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to remarks from the mayor and council members, who emphasized a collaborative approach to governance and community involvement.

Paterson City Council Welcomes New Leadership, Tackles Accountability and Community Engagement

Overview: The recent Paterson City Council meeting saw the appointment of Dr. Lilisa Mims as the new council president. The meeting was characterized by discussions on accountability, community engagement, and the need for infrastructural improvements, particularly with the allocation of Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) funds for road resurfacing initiatives.