Pequannock Council Addresses Flooding Concerns, Adopts New Ordinances

Overview: The Pequannock Town Council meeting was marked by resident feedback on persistent neighborhood flooding and the unanimous adoption of ordinances related to stormwater management, salt storage, and tree removal. The council also paid tribute to a local volunteer and discussed library funding, LED speed signs, and snow plow damage compensation.

Pequannock Town Council Honors Former Mayor and Discusses Community Challenges and Initiatives

Overview: During the recent Pequannock Town Council meeting, a prominent focus was placed on community engagement, with special recognition given to former Mayor David Kohle for his twelve years of service on the council. Mayor Ryan Herd presented Kohle with a commemorative paperweight and voiced the council’s gratitude. Herd also issued a proclamation honoring volunteer organizations for their role in addressing local challenges, such as food insecurity and community morale.

Pequannock Council Advances Route 23 Sewer Project with Bond Sale Resolution

Overview: The Pequannock Township Council, in its February 13th, 2024 meeting, took steps toward the advancement of the Route 23 sewer project, a major infrastructure development for the area. The council resolved to support the project with a bond sale, earmarking $3,500,000 in sewer utility bonds.

Pequannock Township Council Addresses Flooding Concerns and Approves Winter Shutdown for Route 23 Sewer Project

Overview: The Pequannock Township Council focused on imminent flooding concerns and the route 23 sewer project amid routine reorganization proceedings during its recent meeting. The council was informed about emergency preparations for a major flood event expected in the area and discussed a contractor’s request for a winter shutdown of the sewer project due to the challenges of installing dewatering systems in winter conditions.