Long Hill Police Department Anticipates Accreditation Approval

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council recently convened to discuss a variety of community matters, with the anticipated approval of the police department’s accreditation by the New Jersey State Chiefs Association being a primary focus. The Public Safety Director, Mike Peoples, reported a successful on-site inspection. This achievement would enhance the department’s eligibility for federal funding and grants.

Long Hill Council Debates Food Truck Fees and Regulations

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council meeting addressed topics, with discussions primarily centered around proposed amendments to the food truck ordinance and the potential impact on local operators. The debate involved the evaluation of increased fire code inspection fees, the requirement for separate event registration, and the practicality of a no-knock list for solicitors. Additionally, the council acknowledged community achievements, discussed public works, addressed affordable housing mandates, and planned for the sewer system upgrade.

Long Hill Council Approves Tax Exemption, Honors Local Hero

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council, in its recent meeting, approved a long-term tax exemption for a property on Valley Road Urban Renewal LLC and celebrated the community service achievements of Sophia Squado, a local Girl Scout who earned the Gold Award.

Long Hill Township Approves Food Truck Ordinance Amid Tax Increase Concerns

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council recently convened to discuss various issues affecting the local community, including the introduction of an ordinance to regulate food trucks, concerns over a proposed tax increase, and the celebration of the township’s volunteers and police department’s centennial. The council’s decisions on these matters will have implications for residents and businesses within the township.

Long Hill Council Advances Town Projects and Budget Discussions

Overview: At the recent Long Hill Town Council meeting, members engaged in discussions about a variety of initiatives, including an $8 million construction project, a spring tree planting proposal, and a comprehensive school budget plan. The council also addressed issues such as affordable housing, community events, and the demolition of the Everly property.