Ramsey Borough Council Advances Pickleball Court Plans and Sets New Police Leadership

Overview: During the recent Ramsey Borough Council meeting, strides were made in the development of pickleball facilities and the establishment of new leadership within the Ramsey Police Department. The Council discussed plans for pickleball court improvements and announced the upcoming swearing-in of Michael Paresi as police chief and Casey Hines as captain, effective November 1, 2025. These developments, alongside updates on local initiatives and infrastructure, marked key points of progress for the community.

Ramsey Borough Council Addresses Affordable Housing and Environmental Challenges

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council, under the leadership of Mayor Deirdre A. Dillon, convened on September 24, 2025, to discuss a variety of pressing community issues. Key topics included steps to meet affordable housing obligations, environmental concerns related to water quality, and capital improvements for local infrastructure.

Ramsey Borough Council Approves Ordinances on Lead Pipe Replacement and Parking, Honors Local Heroes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Ramsey Borough Council conducted discussions and approvals, notably passing ordinances to address lead service line replacements and amending parking regulations. The meeting also recognized local students for their exemplary actions during an emergency incident.

Ramsey Borough Council Approves Key Ordinances for Capital Improvements and Emergency Services Upgrades

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council meeting held on August 27, 2025, was marked by the approval of several ordinances focusing on community improvements, emergency services upgrades, and public safety measures. Among the main topics were the extensive funding allocations for capital projects, enhancements to emergency communications, and changes to local ordinances addressing resident concerns.

Pickleball Debate Dominates Ramsey Borough Council Meeting Amidst Noise and Access Concerns

Overview: The recent Ramsey Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions about the pickleball courts located in East Oak and Finch Park, highlighting community tensions over noise complaints and restricted access hours. Residents expressed differing viewpoints on the operations and regulations surrounding the courts, which have become a focal point of community engagement and contention.