Hillsborough Borough Council Tackles Affordable Housing and Infrastructure, Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: The Hillsborough Borough Council meeting addressed essential topics, including state-mandated affordable housing legislation and the challenges with Route 206, while also celebrating local achievements such as business openings and student recognitions. The council approved two ordinances without public comment, acknowledged significant cultural events, and honored the contributions of young citizens and the community’s Eagle Scout.

Hillsborough Borough Council Addresses Infrastructure and Public Services in Recent Meeting

Overview: In the latest Hillsborough Borough Council meeting, Mayor Robert Britting, Jr. , and the council members addressed issues surrounding infrastructure, particularly focusing on improvements to Route 206 and public services, including police department promotions and recognition of community contributions. The council also discussed various initiatives within the township, including updates on fiscal responsibility, public safety, and the acknowledgment of cultural diversity with the proclamation of Muslim American Community Recognition Month.

Hillsborough Borough Council Prioritizes Public Safety and Infrastructure, Recognizes Community Achievements

Overview: In an effort to address growing concerns over public safety and infrastructure, the Hillsborough Borough Council meeting on January 9th, 2024, highlighted Mayor Robert Britting, Jr.’s focus on the township’s five priority areas: fiscal responsibility, public safety, infrastructure, open space, and new business ratables. The meeting also recognized the exceptional achievements of local students and discussed important updates from various committees.

Hillsborough Township Welcomes New Mayor and Committee Members Amidst a Forward-Looking Agenda

Overview: In a notable reshaping of its governing body, Hillsborough Township celebrated the inauguration of Robert Britting, Jr. as the new Mayor and the election of Samantha Hand and Catherine Payne to three-year terms on the Township Committee.