River Edge Borough Council Prioritizes Sustainability, Honors Councilman Keno

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council discussed environmental initiatives, debated the role of an Environmental Protection Commission liaison, and honored Councilman Dario Keno for his seven-year tenure. The council also addressed topics like stormwater management and the borough’s library project.

River Edge Borough Council Plans for 2024 and Votes on Various Resolutions in November Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council covered a range of topics, from the extension of an intern’s tenure to the adoption of ordinances. Other items included the discussions on the 2024 meeting schedule, the possibility of in-person meetings at the library, and the renegotiation of a lease for the SCORE program, which will see the town save $6,000 annually.

River Edge Borough Council Advances QR Code Project and Discusses Notable Traffic and Safety Measures

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council approved a QR code project, discussed safety practices with the police department, and contemplated changes to local traffic regulations. The council also considered staffing changes for community programs and recognized individual contributions to the community.

River Edge Secures $900,000 Grant for Capital Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting of the River Edge Borough Council, it was announced that thanks to the concerted efforts of Senator Joseph Lagana, Assemblywoman Lisa Swain, and Assemblyman Chris Tully, the borough has been awarded a $900,000 grant. This substantial funding is earmarked for unexpected costs related to repairs at Borough Hall and enhancements to Brookside and Memorial Park, relieving local taxpayers from these financial burdens.

River Edge Board Debates Aesthetic Enhancements and Costs for Property at 101 Midland Avenue

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Land Use Board primarily discussed the proposed aesthetic enhancements and associated costs for a property located at 101 Midland Avenue, which previously housed a Dunkin Donuts. Board members debated various modifications to both the property’s exterior and interior, striving to find a balance between beautifying the space and the financial implications for property owners.