Ramsey Council Tackles Puppy Mill Concerns and Public Projects

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council recently addressed community issues, including the welfare of animals and infrastructure enhancements. A resident’s appeal to ban sales from puppy mills took center stage, while approvals for public events and improvement projects were also key points of discussion.

Ramsey Borough Council Discusses Deer Management and Public Improvements

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council addressed a range of topics during their April 10, 2024, work session, with the deer management program and public improvement projects taking center stage. The sensitive nature of the deer population control sparked debate and is likely to be a recurring subject in future meetings. The council also moved forward with phase two of the water service line replacement project and discussed various upcoming initiatives, including infrastructure improvements, environmental programs, and community engagement events.

Ramsey Council Adopts 2024 Municipal Budget Amid Challenges

Overview: In a noteworthy development, the Ramsey Borough Council adopted the 2024 Municipal budget during their latest meeting, addressing financial challenges and capital investments while ensuring compliance with state-mandated caps.

Ramsey Borough Council Approves $43,000 for Property Reevaluation

Overview: In a recent Ramsey Borough Council meeting, the council approved a special emergency appropriation of $43,000 for the revaluation of real property within the borough. This financial decision was made to facilitate the local assessor in conducting a complete revaluation. The approval was part of two advertised public hearings, with the other concerning the municipal budget appropriation limits.

Ramsey Council Approves 2024 Municipal Budget Amid Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Ramsey Borough Council unanimously approved the 2024 Municipal budget, which addresses the economic challenges of inflation and high interest rates while complying with New Jersey state appropriation caps. The budget, presented by Borough administrator Bruce Vos, emphasizes Ramsey’s financial stability through low debt levels and careful fiscal management, positioning the borough favorably among Bergen County municipalities.