Pequannock Council Faces Criticism Over Legal Strategy in School Development Lawsuit

Overview: At the September 9th meeting of the Pequannock Town Council, residents expressed strong dissatisfaction with the town’s handling of an ongoing lawsuit concerning a proposed school development by Pasc Valley Learning Center. The community’s discontent was primarily directed at the town’s attorney, Eric Harrison, who residents claimed failed to adequately defend the town’s interests during a recent conference call with Pasc Valley representatives.

Pequannock Council Weighs Park Designation and Addresses Airborne Concerns with Local Infrastructure

Overview: During the recent Pequannock Town Council meeting, members considered a proposal to officially designate open space properties along the Pontton River as a park, a follow-up from earlier discussions. The council also tackled a wide range of community issues, including sidewalk maintenance, local traffic concerns, and emergency preparedness planning.

Pequannock Faces Federal Mandate: Town Must Adopt FEMA Flood Ordinance to Retain Insurance Benefits

Overview: At the July 22nd Pequannock Town Council meeting, the council was tasked with introducing a federally mandated ordinance to ensure continued participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). The ordinance, a FEMA model, has been imposed on municipalities nationwide, requiring adoption by August 19th to avoid losing critical insurance discounts and grant access.

Pequannock Residents Push for Open Play at Pickleball Courts Amid Reservation System Concerns

Overview: The Pequannock Town Council meeting on July 8, 2025, was marked by discussions around the management of the newly established pickleball courts. Residents strongly advocated for an open play format, expressing dissatisfaction with the current reservation system, Community Pass, which they found inefficient. The conversation underscored the community’s desire for more inclusive and accessible recreational opportunities.

Pequannock Residents Voice Concerns Over Dog Park and West Franklin Traffic Safety

Overview: At the June 10, 2025, meeting of the Pequannock Township Council, residents raised concerns about the location of a recently established dog park near a children’s playground and ongoing traffic safety issues on West Franklin Avenue. While the meeting featured reports of successful community events, such as the Pride Festival, and routine council business, the primary focus was on addressing these pressing local issues.