Little Falls Council Tackles Environmental Concerns, Celebrates Women’s Achievements

Overview: The recent Little Falls Town Council meeting saw discussions on environmental impacts from proposed park changes, the exploration of sustainable materials for playgrounds, and a celebration of Women’s History Month, highlighting the achievements of local women. The council also addressed issues related to parking enforcement and ongoing municipal projects.

Pompton Lakes Redevelopment Agency Discusses Approval of Bills Amid Escrow Concerns

Overview: The Pompton Lakes Redevelopment Agency meeting on March 20, 2025, primarily focused on the approval process for bills related to redevelopment projects and concerns about issuing payments from escrow accounts. The meeting also touched on local development plans and the importance of strategic planning within the community’s redevelopment efforts.

Paterson Cracks Down on Illegal Dumping with Steeper Fines and Community Service

Overview: The Paterson City Council meeting focused heavily on addressing illegal dumping within the city. Efforts to combat this issue included heightened fines, community service requirements, and the potential for jail time for offenders. The council announced the seizure of vehicles used in dumping and introduced a public shaming campaign for violators.

Hawthorne Borough Council Grapples with Affordable Housing Numbers and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent meeting of the Hawthorne Borough Council focused heavily on the borough’s affordable housing obligations, ongoing public safety concerns, and infrastructure updates. The council discussed a range of issues, including a dispute over the mandated number of affordable housing units, a persistent hoarding problem, and traffic management strategies to address community safety.

Passaic City Council Addresses Safety, Illegal Dumping, and Housing Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Passaic City Council tackled several community issues, including traffic safety near schools, illegal dumping, and plans for new housing developments. The council also responded to public concerns about urban development, insurance rates, and community aesthetics.