New Milford Council Advances Water Integrity and Community Development in Unity-Focused Meeting

Overview: In a recent New Milford Borough Council meeting that encompassed reflections on national tragedy and deliberations on local civic projects, Mayor Michael Putrino steered discussions toward fostering unity and remembrance, while the councilmembers navigated through substantial ordinance amendments and vibrant community initiatives.

New Milford Borough Council Greenlights Main Street Project and New Ordinances, Discusses ShopRite Community Event

Overview: In a move to modernize its municipality, the New Milford Borough Council unanimously adopted several new ordinances while allocating an additional $90,750 for the Main Street Improvement Project from the borough’s Capital Improvement Fund. Meanwhile, plans for a community event organized by ShopRite took center stage, sparking discussions over logistics and suitability. The council also discussed county paving programs, community engagement events, and various administrative updates.

New Milford Council Advances Main Street Revamp and Seeks to Curb ‘Treasure Hunters’

Overview: In a recent New Milford Borough Council meeting, prominent strides were taken in local governance with a spotlight on infrastructure improvement and historic preservation. Discussions mainly centered around the Main Street Improvement Project and the introduction of new local ordinances, promising changes that are expected to enhance the overall community.

New Milford Borough Council Approves Fire Department Additions, Main Street Improvement

Overview: In a recently convened meeting, the New Milford Borough Council cast light on an array of key civic issues, including volunteer firefighter appointments, Main Street improvements, and a robust debate over the Department of Public Works’ logo.

Council Greenlights Infrastructure Improvement, Debates High School Parking and Library Board Size

Overview: At a recent meeting, the New Milford Borough Council covered several key decisions and concerns, including road and park improvements, staffing shortages, and contentious topics such as parking near Highland High School and the Library Board of Trustees’ size.