Hanover Township Prioritizes Open Space Preservation

Overview: In a recent Hanover Town Council meeting, a focus was placed on open space preservation and land use. The council discussed the successful preservation of the Department of Transportation (DOT) property, one of the largest properties in Hanover Township, now safeguarded from development. The acquisition of the Manowski property was also celebrated, with over $200,000 contributed by the state of New Jersey toward its purchase. This achievement is part of the township’s broader effort, which has seen 1,380 acres of open space preserved since 2011, 80% of which was secured by the municipality.

Hanover Residents Address Traffic Safety Concerns at Town Council Meeting

Overview: At the recent Hanover Town Council meeting, residents’ concerns about traffic and speeding on Malaris Boulevard took center stage, with multiple attendees requesting the implementation of safety measures such as speed humps, speed tables, and improved lighting. In addition to traffic safety issues, the council approved a budget, adopted new ordinances, including plans for infrastructure improvements, and discussed a property being used for sobriety purposes in a residential area.

Hanover Council Approves Fire District No. 2 Budget Without Tax Increase

Overview: The Hanover Town Council meeting yielded a decision regarding the adoption of the 2024 Fire District number two budget. Following its defeat in the annual election, the budget underwent discussions and adjustments, eventually gaining approval without an increase in taxes for District 2 residents. This financial decision, critical to the local fire services and the community’s safety, was a central outcome of the gathering.

Hanover Town Council Addresses Traffic Concerns, Approves New Ordinances, and Discusses Community Initiatives

Overview: The recent Hanover Town Council meeting was marked by discussions on traffic concerns, particularly regarding the impact of new developments on local infrastructure. The meeting also saw the introduction of two ordinances related to recreation fees and land use, along with updates on community events and initiatives. Residents engaged council members on issues ranging from infrastructure improvements to public safety.