Bridgewater Council Eyes Redevelopment of Former Ethicon Site

Overview: The Bridgewater Town Council deliberated on several resolutions in a recent meeting, with the most noteworthy being the proposal to designate the former Ethicon site as an area in need of redevelopment. This initiative, which could reshape a substantial portion of the township, was among the diverse topics discussed, including land use board activities, public safety concerns, and the management of township funds and contracts.

Bridgewater Council Approves Emergency Library Repairs

Overview: The Bridgewater Town Council recently convened to address multiple agenda items, with the emergency contract for repairs to the Bridgewater branch of the Somerset County library rising as a issue. Alongside this, the meeting celebrated the promotions within the police department, reviewed financial ordinances, and discussed various appointments and contract awards affecting community services.

Bridgewater Town Council Approves $8 Million Bond for Road Improvements Amidst a Host of Community Engagements

Overview: The Bridgewater Town Council has moved to introduce a substantial $8 million bond ordinance aimed at funding various road improvements within the township. This decision was made during a meeting where community engagement and cultural celebrations were also significant focal points, including the recognition of the Chinese Lunar New Year and discussions on public safety and community services.

Bridgewater Township Council Approves Police Chief Contract, Discusses Traffic Ordinance and Celebrates Black History Month

Overview: The Bridgewater Township Council approved the contract for Police Chief John Mitzak, discussed a new traffic ordinance, recognized Black History Month, and celebrated the completion of the billion Klein and Morton project. The council also introduced an ordinance to address truck traffic on residential roads and acknowledged various community contributions and municipal projects.

Bridgewater Council Addresses Road Program and Racial Profiling Incident

Overview: The Bridgewater Town Council, in its recent meeting, undertook discussions on the 2024 Road Program and was confronted by serious allegations of racial profiling involving a local police officer. The council detailed their roadmap for infrastructure improvement, maintaining a budget limit of $8 million, and contemplating the introduction of a bond ordinance to facilitate these projects. The meeting also featured a heated public comment segment where a high school student and his father accused a police officer of racial profiling, prompting an assurance of an internal investigation by the police chief.