Rooster Ordinance Spurs Debate at Long Hill Town Council Meeting

Overview: At the recent Long Hill Town Council meeting, a newly passed ordinance concerning the keeping of chickens and roosters sparked a discussion among residents, highlighting community tensions over noise and quality of life issues. The meeting also covered budgetary discussions, infrastructure updates, and community initiatives.

Long Hill Town Council Faces Connectivity Challenges and Budget Realities

Overview: During the latest meeting of the Long Hill Town Council, discussions centered on community connectivity challenges and the implications of a proposed cell tower near the Millington train station. Other topics included the approval of a significant school budget aimed at maintaining educational standards amid financial pressures and various infrastructure projects underway in the town.

Long Hill Township Debates Rooster Ban Amid Budget and Infrastructure Talks

Overview: At the recent Long Hill Township Committee meeting, the potential implementation of a rooster ban sparked considerable debate among residents and officials, reflecting broader concerns on local regulations. The meeting also covered the introduction of the 2026 municipal budget, infrastructure projects, and community engagement initiatives.

Long Hill Town Council Takes First Step Toward Eminent Domain for Thermoplastic South Property

Overview: In the latest Long Hill Town Council meeting, the primary focus was on the initiation of eminent domain proceedings for the dilapidated Thermoplastic South property on Valley Road, a move aimed at addressing community complaints about the site’s state of disrepair. The council also grappled with public concerns about proposed changes to ordinance 585-26 on advisory committees, emphasizing the need for transparency and communication with residents.

Long Hill Town Council Appoints Teresa Fettis, Discusses School Budget and Environmental Ordinance

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council’s recent meeting was marked by the appointment of Teresa Fettis to the township committee, a detailed presentation on the school budget by the superintendent and business administrator, and the introduction of a long-considered ordinance aimed at regulating tree removal within the township.