Englewood City Council Tackles Infrastructure, Education, and Community Concerns

Overview: The Englewood City Council meeting on March 17th addressed a range of topics, including infrastructure improvements, concerns about school funding, and community initiatives, highlighting the council’s ongoing efforts to address pressing local issues.

Englewood City Council Advances Affordable Housing Plan to Maintain Local Zoning Control

Overview: The Englewood City Council meeting focused heavily on affordable housing and zoning, as council members voted to adopt Ordinance 2606. This ordinance is important for the city to comply with New Jersey’s constitutional affordable housing obligations and to safeguard against the risk of a builder’s remedy, which could lead to large, dense developments without local oversight. The council also discussed and adopted several resolutions related to the housing plan.

Englewood City Council Tackles Budget Challenges, Court Financials, and Infrastructure Needs

Overview: The Englewood City Council meeting was dominated by discussions on the municipal budget, court revenue discrepancies, and infrastructure challenges, including drainage and stormwater management. Members deliberated over budget allocations, scrutinized court financial reports, and expressed concerns about equitable infrastructure improvements across the city’s wards.

Englewood Council Faces Pressure Over Affordable Housing Ordinance Ahead of State Deadline

Overview: The Englewood City Council convened for a special meeting to address pressing amendments to affordable housing ordinances, driven by a looming March 15th deadline to meet state-mandated housing obligations. The council discussed the introduction of overlay zones to facilitate affordable housing development and the complications that have arisen from ongoing legal challenges.

Englewood Council Faces Criticism Over Snow Towing Incident Amidst Contract and Ordinance Discussions

Overview: The Englewood City Council meeting on March 5, 2026, was characterized by several discussions, most notably public outrage over a towing incident during a snowstorm, the approval of a contract for health department employees, and the introduction of new ordinances. Residents expressed concerns about city operations, financial allocations, and upcoming projects, highlighting community engagement in local governance.