Millburn Town Council Approves Police and Fire Department Promotions Amid Community Concerns Over Housing and Infrastructure

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting addressed issues, including a series of promotions in the police and fire departments, ongoing litigation related to affordable housing, and resident concerns about local infrastructure and public safety.

Millburn Town Council Debates Native Plant Resolution Amid Broader Environmental and Housing Discussions

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting saw vibrant discussions on a proposed native plant resolution, the township’s energy aggregation program, and affordable housing initiatives, among other topics. Residents and council members debated the benefits and challenges of adopting new environmental and housing policies, highlighting the complexities of balancing ecological goals with practical urban management.

Millburn Council Tackles Town Hall Renovation and Affordable Housing

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting addressed significant municipal issues including the proposed Town Hall renovation project aimed at achieving LEED Silver certification and the contentious 9 Main Street affordable housing project. The meeting elicited resident concerns over transparency in local governance, particularly in matters of land use, and debates over the handling of fair share housing and the potential financial and reputational implications for the township.

Millburn Approves Police Appointments Amidst Development Concerns

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting on June 18, 2024, encompassed developments including the appointment of two new police officers, community concerns over the Paper Mill Playhouse project, discussions on the community energy aggregation program, and debates on the charter study commission. The meeting unfolded with the appointment of Devin Kos and Edmond Nay to the Millburn Police Department, a proclamation for George Williams’ life-saving actions, and recognition of the importance of parks and recreation.

Millburn Council Debates Affordable Housing and Nonpartisan Government

Overview: In a recent Millburn Town Council meeting, the focus centered on the issue of affordable housing development and the potential shift to a nonpartisan form of government. The council tackled the challenging affordable housing situation, with discussion on alternative development sites to the controversial N Main Street location. The council also deliberated the establishment of a Charter Study Commission, aimed at assessing the advantages of transitioning to a nonpartisan government structure.