Bernards Town Council Advances Public Safety with Innovative City Protect Platform

Overview: During a recent Bernards Town Council meeting, members addressed a range of topics, with a key focus on enhancing public safety, community engagement, and managing affordable housing obligations. The council discussed the adoption of an innovative City Protect platform to bolster security, the introduction of an ordinance to mitigate car theft and break-ins, and proactive measures for affordable housing, among other community-centered initiatives.

Bernards Town Council Opposes Fair Housing Act Changes and Honors Local Achievements

Overview: The Bernards Town Council recently convened to tackle a range of issues including opposition to proposed changes to the Fair Housing Act, honoring community members for their achievements, and addressing public safety concerns. The council expressed strong opposition to Assembly Bill Number 4 and Senate Bill Number 50, which seek to amend the Fair Housing Act. During a session that also recognized local resident Dorothy for her centennial birthday and Ridge High students for their accomplishments, the meeting brought to light matters affecting the community.

Bernards Township Committee Passes Resolution for Muslim Heritage Month and Addresses Public Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Bernards Township Committee, a resolution was unanimously passed to celebrate Muslim Heritage Month, and measures were discussed to enhance public safety, including increased police patrols and a new platform for residents to share doorbell camera footage. The meeting, led by Mayor Jennifer Asay, also touched on the town’s commitment to diversity, community safety, and upcoming cultural events.

Bernards Township Committee Adopts New Ordinances and Honors Local Talent

Overview: In a recent Bernards Township Committee meeting, members unanimously passed a resolution honoring the Sharp Family Singers for their national recognition on America’s Got Talent, adopted ordinances including one to create a mixed-use senior overlay zone, and negotiated a notable agreement with the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) on officer wages and off-duty employment.

Bernards Township Council Welcomes New Members and Elects Leadership for 2024

Overview: In a recent reorganization meeting, the Bernards Township Council swore in new members and appointed its leaders for the upcoming year. Gary Baumann and Ana Duarte McCarthy were inaugurated for three-year terms on the Township Committee, with Jennifer L. Asay elected as Mayor for 2024 and Janice M. Fields stepping into the role of Deputy Mayor. The meeting, held at the Liberty Corner firehouse, was also an occasion for Mayor Andrew J. McNally to deliver his mayoral report.