Glen Ridge Residents Demand Action on Flooding and Traffic Concerns at Borough Council Meeting

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting was marked by residents voicing urgent concerns over persistent flooding in specific neighborhoods and controversial traffic measures proposed for Sunset Avenue. Public input also centered on the introduction of a gas leaf blower ordinance and various community and infrastructure initiatives.

Glen Ridge Council Approves $2.2 Million Bond for Water Main Replacement Project

Overview: During the recent Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting, members discussed the allocation of funds for infrastructure improvements, including approving a bond ordinance for a $2.2 million water main replacement project. The council also addressed a special emergency appropriation for property revaluation, electronic tax sales, and public safety achievements, while acknowledging community events and upcoming elections.

Glen Ridge Council Tackles Flooding Concerns Amid Rising Stormwater Challenges

Overview: At the recent Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting, flooding issues dominated the discussion as residents voiced concerns over inadequate drainage systems exacerbated by heavy rains. The council acknowledged the ongoing problem and detailed collaborative efforts with neighboring towns to address regional water management and infrastructure improvements.

Glen Ridge Borough Council Approves Early Tax Revaluation Amid Community Updates

Overview: In a decision, the Glen Ridge Borough Council has approved a resolution to move up the borough’s property tax revaluation from October 1, 2027, to October 1, 2025. This adjustment aims to address discrepancies between actual property values and current assessments. The council believes this revaluation will help ensure a fair allocation of the tax burden among property owners.

Glen Ridge Borough Council Tackles Stormwater Management and Adopts New Tree Removal Ordinance

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting featured discussions on stormwater infrastructure upgrades, adoption of new ordinances for tree removal and salt storage, and several resolutions on community projects.