Old Bridge Township Celebrates Special Olympics Athletes and Unveils Recycling Program Overhaul

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting highlighted celebrations for local athletes who participated in the Special Olympics and introduced a significant overhaul to the recycling program aimed at improving efficiency and meeting residents’ needs. The meeting also addressed the somber recognition of a fallen officer and various procedural updates.

Old Bridge Township Council Celebrates Local Pizzerias with Enthusiastic Pizza Crawl

Overview: In a unique twist to local government engagement, the Old Bridge Township Council embarked on a lively pizza crawl, visiting various pizzerias across town to highlight the diversity and quality of local pizza offerings.

Old Bridge Township Expands Recreational Spaces with New Amenities and Preserved Heritage

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting highlighted significant enhancements to the town’s recreational spaces, with plans to expand amenities across several parks. The council and the mayor emphasized the use of grant money for these developments.

Old Bridge Township Council Approves Variance for Eight-Foot Fence Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council recently approved several variance requests in a meeting marked by discussions on property improvements and zoning compliance. The most notable outcome was the approval of an eight-foot fence for a property on Highway 34, intended to enhance safety for the homeowner’s family and pets. The council also approved a variance for a pool house with a sideyard setback issue and debated a deck construction proposal near a steep slope, emphasizing the need for compliance with local regulations and safety standards.

Old Bridge Township Council Discusses Distracted Driving, School Board Budget Concerns, and Property Re-evaluations

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting addressed several issues, including concerns over distracted driving, the implications of the local school board’s budget on property taxes, and upcoming property re-evaluations. The council also recognized National Public Works and Police Weeks, approved ordinances, and engaged in discussions with residents about traffic and safety concerns.