Pequannock Council Tackles Health Department Report and Illegal Massage Establishments in Special Meeting

Overview: The Pequannock Town Council, convened as a board of health, recently held a special meeting to address issues in public health management, including an in-depth review of the township’s health department annual report and a discussion on preventing the resurgence of illegal massage therapy establishments.

Pequannock Council Discusses Ordinance Changes, Community Initiatives, and Public Concerns

Overview: The Pequannock Town Council meeting held on November 25, 2025, focused on legislative actions regarding local ordinances, community engagement initiatives, and public feedback. Key discussions included the regulation of electronic bicycles and scooters, the introduction of various ordinances, and community beautification projects. Additionally, residents voiced their perspectives on council actions and local issues during the public comment session.

Pequannock Council Faces Rising Solid Waste Utility Rates Amid Community Ordinance Discussions

Overview: During the recent Pequannock Town Council meeting, a focus was placed on addressing rising solid waste utility rates, which are set to increase by approximately $280 annually for residents. The council also discussed various ordinances, including those related to the regulation of electric bikes and scooters, and community concerns about sidewalk usage.

Pequannock Police Honored for Heroic Acts, Flood Mitigation Efforts Highlighted

Overview: In a recent Pequannock Town Council meeting, the council recognized several police officers for their life-saving actions, discussed progress in flood mitigation efforts, and addressed ongoing legal challenges concerning zoning disputes.

Pequannock Town Council Faces Rising Waste Management Costs and Explores Fire Department Membership Expansion

Overview: The Pequannock Town Council meeting centered on addressing rising costs for solid waste management and considering changes to fire department membership requirements to attract more volunteers. Additionally, the meeting featured public comments on various topics, including technology use in governance and updates on community projects.