Fanwood Council Approves $10.7 Million Bond for Long-Term Capital Projects

Overview: The Fanwood Borough Council meeting, held with Mayor Colleen Mahr absent, featured the approval of a $10,699,000 bond resolution to finance long-term capital projects, including enhancements to the carriage house and a new library. Alongside this, the council discussed a range of community and public safety reports, alongside the introduction of a program supporting senior citizens with daily tasks.

Fanwood Borough Council Approves Shared Court Services with Garwood Amid Community Development Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fanwood Borough Council unanimously approved a shared court services agreement with the Borough of Garwood, discussed new economic developments downtown, and highlighted community engagement activities, including a Lego event and tree plantings. The council also addressed public concerns about property taxes and parking regulations.

Fanwood Borough Council Discusses Comprehensive Traffic Overhaul and Environmental Initiatives

Overview: The Fanwood Borough Council addressed a comprehensive overhaul of traffic and parking regulations and emphasized environmental initiatives, particularly the “Skip the Stuff” program aimed at reducing single-use plastics.

Fanwood Borough Council Lauds Community for Rescue, Tackles Safety and Transparency Concerns

Overview: The Fanwood Borough Council meeting on October 20, 2025, was marked by the recognition of community efforts in a successful rescue operation, discussions on fire safety, and concerns about political donations influencing local governance. The meeting also highlighted various community development projects and upcoming events.

Fanwood Borough Council Discusses Referendum for School Acquisition and Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: In a recent Fanwood Borough Council meeting, discussions were focused on an upcoming Board of Education referendum scheduled for January 28th, which seeks voter approval for acquiring the LR School and upgrading existing educational facilities. The referendum, split into two questions, addresses both the purchase of the school and the operational staffing needs, with implications for taxpayer expenses and the school district’s ability to accommodate its growing student population.