Glen Ridge Extends Tax Payment Grace Period for Federal Employees Amid Government Shutdown

Overview: In a recent Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting, a decision was made to extend the grace period for the fourth quarter tax payments for federal employees affected by the recent government shutdown. This resolution, known as 142-25, aims to provide financial relief to local residents impacted by the furloughs resulting from the shutdown. The council expressed gratitude towards residents who highlighted this issue and hoped the measure would be helpful to those currently affected.

Glen Ridge Borough Council Addresses Traffic Safety and Ebike Concerns Amidst Community Activities

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting highlighted issues related to traffic safety and the impact of electric bikes, while also advancing community initiatives. Key decisions included evaluating traffic control measures at critical intersections, addressing ebike-related safety concerns, and approving community event resolutions.

Glen Ridge Seeks $500,000 Grant for Flood Mitigation Analysis

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting focused on resolutions, including an application for a $500,000 grant aimed at conducting a watershed and flood mitigation analysis. Additionally, the council adopted historic preservation guidelines and recognized the service of a key municipal clerk.

Glen Ridge Borough Secures $500K Grant for Flood Mitigation Amid Rising Resident Concerns

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting focused on community concerns about worsening flood conditions, exacerbated by recent infrastructure changes and upstream developments. With residents voicing frustrations over property damage and inadequate drainage systems, the council announced the acquisition of a $500,000 state grant to conduct a comprehensive flood study aimed at identifying and implementing effective mitigation strategies.

Glen Ridge Plans Pop-Up Picnic Amidst Infrastructure Discussions

Overview: During the recent Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting, the council approved a pop-up picnic to be held at “the Glenn,” reflecting a focus on community engagement. Additionally, discussions focused on infrastructure improvements, notably county plans to upgrade intersections along Bloomfield Avenue.