Old Bridge Township Showcases Local Businesses and Offers County Resources

Overview: Old Bridge Township recently held a business showcase event that brought together numerous local businesses.

Old Bridge Council Discusses Habitat for Humanity Property Transfer

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Old Bridge Township Council, the proposed private sale and transfer of Township-owned real property to Morris Habitat for Humanity emerged as a focal point of discussion, with council members inquiring about the details of the planned affordable housing units. Residents voiced concerns over road maintenance and safety, with impassioned pleas for council action to address hazardous conditions that affect emergency service access. The meeting addressed performance guarantees for several projects, including a solar farm and commercial property, and reviewed a liquor license for Red Zebra LLC. Additionally, the council acknowledged various proclamations and discussed upcoming events and legislative matters.

Old Bridge Council Debates School Funding and Pride Flag Raising

Overview: In a recent Old Bridge Township Council meeting, a fervent debate on education funding and a plea for the support of a Pride flag raising were the focal points. The council discussed New Jersey Senate Bill 3076 and its implications on school funding, with several council members expressing support and adopting a resolution in favor of the bill. Additionally, the meeting addressed local concerns about a proposed Pride flag raising, a performance bond for CS Energy, and the historical upkeep of a local private road.

Old Bridge Township Council Adopts 2024 Budget

Overview: In a recent assembly, the Old Bridge Township Council adopted the 2024 budget after discussions on various financial aspects, including capital improvements, municipal debt, and operational expenses. The council also addressed public safety concerns, the impact of redevelopment on tax revenue, and infrastructure maintenance.

Old Bridge Township Council Faces Heat Over Joy Lane Maintenance

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting unveiled community concerns, most notably the maintenance dispute over Joy Lane, the proposed amendments to the Oaks General Development Plan, and the presentation of a proclamation declaring March as COVID-19 Awareness Month.