River Edge Council Approves Affordable Housing Ordinances Amidst Personnel Changes and Recognitions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council approved ordinances addressing affordable housing obligations and made several personnel changes, including the appointment of volunteer firefighters and a new member to the farmers market committee. The meeting also featured recognitions for long-serving fire service personnel and discussions on financial resolutions.

River Edge Borough Council Approves Recreation Fee Waivers Amid Park Delays

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council approved a proposal to waive fees for softball and baseball leagues if Kenny George Park remains inoperative by May 1, due to weather or supply chain constraints. This decision, aimed at mitigating financial impacts on the community’s sports programs, was part of a broader discussion on recreational programming adjustments, including discounts for tennis and pickleball memberships.

River Edge Council Tackles Turf Field Delays Amid Environmental and Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the River Edge Borough Council, members addressed multiple topics, from delays in the turf field project due to unexpected weather complications to the introduction of new environmental initiatives and the ongoing management of community infrastructure. The council grappled with ensuring timely project completions while prioritizing safety and communication in light of recent challenges.

River Edge Council Welcomes New Members Amidst Resolutions and Recognitions

Overview: The River Edge Borough Council convened for a meeting on January 6, 2026, where the swearing-in of newly elected council members, Bruce Feffer and reelected Lisa Montasano Cohen, took center stage. The council also addressed various resolutions, personnel changes, and acknowledged the service of outgoing members, notably Barry Benson.

River Edge Council Approves Police Agreement, Alters Fire Department Alcohol Policy

Overview: In a meeting characterized by administrative decisions, the River Edge Borough Council approved a sidebar agreement with the River Edge Superior Officers Association and the River Edge Police Benevolence Association. This agreement, part of Resolution 25-298, was passed without opposition and marked a key development for the local police department. Additionally, the council addressed the fire department’s alcohol policy, shifting responsibility for event-related alcohol requests from the company president to the fire chief, thereby streamlining procedures and ensuring operational coverage.