Local Businessman’s Generous Donation Supports Bedminster Police Amid Council’s Budget Discussions

Overview: The Bedminster Town Council meeting on March 17, 2025, focused on substantial community and fiscal matters, notably the acknowledgment of a $3,000 donation from local business owner Ira Catz to the Bedminster Police Department for the purchase of ballistic shields. The council expressed gratitude for Catz’s ongoing support. Discussions also revolved around budgetary concerns related to presidential visits and the introduction of a new ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriations.

Bedminster Approves Plugman Park Project and Discusses Potential School Regionalization

Overview: The Bedminster Township Committee meeting held on March 3, 2025, progressed through developments, including the approval of funding for the Plugman Park pocket park project and discussions about exploring school regionalization with the Somerset Hills School District. The meeting also covered budget discussions and routine permit approvals.

Sewer Billing Anomalies and Utility Rate Hikes Dominate Bedminster Town Council Meeting

Overview: The Bedminster Town Council meeting addressed several issues, including the anomalies in sewer billing and the anticipated increases in electricity and water rates. Discussions also covered community events, infrastructure updates, and environmental initiatives, with various permits approved without opposition.

Bedminster Town Council Moves Forward on School Police Officer Agreement

Overview: At the recent Bedminster Town Council meeting, the council approved a resolution to authorize the hiring of a class three special police officer for the Bedminster Township School District, with funding to be reimbursed by the school board. Additionally, the council introduced a new ordinance proposal concerning property maintenance which could impact how certain areas handle solid waste and unsightly materials.

Bedminster Council Tackles Unsightly Property Issues and Prepares for Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: In a recent Bedminster Town Council meeting, discussions centered on introducing an ordinance to address unsightly properties and the need for infrastructure improvements. The council highlighted a growing concern over property maintenance, specifically focusing on the deposits of wood chips and debris in residential areas that have caused safety hazards and undesirable living conditions. Additionally, the council reviewed ongoing utility upgrades and discussed resolutions for grant applications to fund local projects.