South River Residents Demand Solutions to Persistent Parking and Traffic Issues

Overview: The South River Borough Council meeting on April 7, 2025, was marked by residents voicing concerns over parking and traffic problems affecting their neighborhoods, particularly around local schools and churches. The council also discussed the implementation of New Jersey’s lead certification law, the approval of several ordinances, and updates on community projects.

South River Borough Council Discusses Budget Challenges, Zoning Changes, and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The South River Borough Council convened on March 10, 2025, addressing a range of topics, including a new water rate ordinance, amendments to the zoning code, and pressing public safety concerns. The meeting also touched on the borough’s increased health insurance costs and the challenges faced by public works, while remembering the contributions of former councilman Sean Hower.

South River Borough Council Faces Challenges with Water Projects and Public Safety

Overview: The South River Borough Council’s recent meeting primarily focused on addressing issues related to the water meter project and public safety concerns, particularly around school zones. The council also paid tribute to past Chief Robert Shando and discussed various ordinances and community updates.

South River Borough Council Faces Traffic Concerns and Divided Opinions on Cannabis Ordinance

Overview: The South River Borough Council convened on February 3, 2025, discussing issues such as traffic safety on Callin Drive and the approval of a cannabis dispensary ordinance. Public safety concerns and community division regarding cannabis legalization dominated the meeting, alongside discussions on infrastructure projects and local governance matters.

South River Borough Council Adopts Insurance Fund to Combat Rising Costs

Overview: In a recent South River Borough Council meeting, the council unanimously voted to join the Mid Jersey Municipal Joint Insurance Fund. The decision is projected to save the borough approximately $180,000, a change necessitated by a substantial increase in insurance premiums from their previous provider. This meeting also addressed topics such as cannabis regulations, public safety measures, and infrastructure updates.