Bernards Township Celebrates English Farm’s Historical Legacy Amidst 265th Anniversary Plans

Overview: In the Bernards Township Committee meeting on September 9, 2025, key resolutions included the recognition of English Farm as the township’s longest continuously operating business and the unveiling of plans for the upcoming 265th anniversary celebrations. The meeting also highlighted community events, cultural programs, and ongoing projects aimed at enhancing local services and infrastructure.

Bernards Township Committee Faces Heated Debate Over Law Enforcement Fund Legitimacy

Overview: At the recent Bernards Township Committee meeting, a portion of the agenda was dominated by a debate about the legitimacy and role of the Bernards Township Law Enforcement Fund (BTLEF). Committee members and residents scrutinized the fund’s operations, raising questions about its transparency and the potential conflicts of interest it may pose. The meeting also covered various community initiatives and public safety measures, with discussions extending to vandalism incidents and upcoming township events.

Bernards Township Committee Recognizes Pride Month Amidst Calls for Better Police Accessibility

Overview: The Bernards Township Committee meeting on June 24, 2025, was marked by discussions and resolutions. The township committee unanimously passed a resolution recognizing June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month, emphasizing a message of respect and value for all residents. The meeting also highlighted community concerns about police department accessibility and safety issues related to lithium batteries.

Bernards Township Reaffirms Stigma-Free Status Amid Housing and Heritage Resolutions

Overview: In a recent Bernards Township Committee meeting, the township reaffirmed its commitment to mental health awareness by adopting Resolution 2025-0118, emphasizing its status as a stigma-free community. The meeting also featured discussions on affordable housing developments, the recognition of Jewish and Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Months, and other community initiatives.

Bernards Township Residents Challenge Council on Development and Police Accessibility

Overview: In a recent Bernards Township Committee meeting, residents voiced concerns over a new apartment complex development and the current accessibility of the police department. The meeting also included discussions on community events, budget allocations, and resolutions acknowledging achievements in local sports and autism acceptance.