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- Essex County
- 1/18/24
- 01/18/2024
- 150 Minutes
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Overview: In a recent meeting, the Millburn Town Council tackled a variety of community-focused initiatives, with emphasis on enhancing holiday decorations and addressing the community’s engagement in several key areas. Council member Frank Saccomandi IV called for the creation of a committee to ensure a more organized approach to holiday beautification efforts across different groups within the township. This proposal, aimed at fostering a unified and appealing holiday atmosphere, was met with support from Mayor Annette Romano and the council at large.
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- Essex County
- 1/2/24
- 01/02/2024
- 103 Minutes
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Overview: The January 2nd, 2024, meeting of the Millburn Township Committee commenced with a shift in leadership as Annette Romano was elected as mayor and Frank Sandy was appointed as Deputy Mayor. Their inauguration was succeeded by the unanimous appointment of Jared Kerner as the Township attorney.
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- Essex County
- 12/19/23
- 207 Minutes
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Overview: At the Millburn Town Council meeting on December 19th, 2023, the council addressed a host of issues, from police officer appointments and recognitions, to flood mitigation efforts, affordable housing obligations, and social media misinformation. The council also responded to public concerns over a wide range of topics including police staffing, theater renovations, and the historic district designation process.
- NJ
- Essex County
- 11/21/23
- 173 Minutes
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Overview: The recent Millburn Town Council meeting touched on a spectrum of topics, including a proposed $40 million renovation project for the Paper Mill Playhouse, the formation of new committees, and potential changes to the form of government in the township. The council also discussed their financial commitment towards the Paper Mill Playhouse renovation, the township’s Downtown Improvement project, and the introduction of an anti-nepotism ordinance.
