Rutherford Tackles Gun Violence Awareness and Local Ordinances

Overview: In a recent Rutherford Borough Council meeting, community concerns were addressed, including the proclamation of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, the discussion of ordinances affecting property owners, and the advocacy for legislative changes to address auto theft. The council also approved various resolutions, including a shared services agreement for traffic improvements and the adoption of class five licenses.

Rutherford Council Addresses Public Safety and Park Renovations

Overview: In a recent Rutherford Borough Council meeting, public safety concerns and the allocation of funds for park renovations dominated the discussions, as residents expressed their worries about increasing crime rates, traffic violations, pedestrian safety, and the cost of construction management services. Council members responded to these issues, detailing ongoing projects and enforcement efforts, while also discussing a range of other topics including street signage, parking meter fees, and updates to local ordinances.

Rutherford Borough Honors Community Contributors and Debates Recreation Spaces

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Rutherford Borough Council, attention was given to the recognition of community contributions and the ongoing debate about the use of recreational fields. The council honored Neil O’Hara for 55 years of service in the fire department, celebrated Grace’s Closet for aiding high school students, and acknowledged the Rutherford First Aid Ambulance Corps Inc.’s 75 years of service. Moreover, the Mayor’s Wellness Campaign recognized the borough as a “healthy town to watch,” and the Rutherford Green Team highlighted local businesses for their sustainable practices.

Rutherford Borough Tackles Residential Lighting and Local Infrastructure

Overview: In a recent Rutherford Borough Council meeting, discussions on the proposed residential lighting ordinance and updates on local infrastructure projects were at the forefront. Moreover, the council touched upon the progress of various infrastructure initiatives, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of the town’s departments and volunteers.

Rutherford Honors Chief Roode and Carney Bank for 50 Years of Service

Overview: In a recent Rutherford Borough Council meeting, the council members paid tribute to community contributors, addressed local concerns, and advanced legislative measures. Chief Roode of the Rutherford Fire Department and Carney Bank were both honored for their 50 years of service to the community. The council also designated May 1-7, 2024, as Youth Week and declared April 2024 as National Autism Acceptance Month. A resident’s gratitude towards efforts in addressing jet noise was acknowledged, and the noise issue associated with a local car wash was brought to the council’s attention. Additionally, the council commenced its work on the fiscal year 2024 Municipal budget and introduced ordinances for a handicap space and a no-knock list.