Saddle Brook Confronts Budget Challenges and Community Concerns

Overview: The Saddle Brook Town Council addressed a plethora of issues at a recent meeting, with the 2024 Municipal budget taking center stage amid concerns over rising costs and reduced surplus. Residents also voiced various grievances, ranging from the condition of local parks and the placement of parking signs to the performance of the school system and the future of community events.

Saddle Brook Council Tackles Water Rates and Tree Ordinance

Overview: In a recent Saddle Brook Town Council meeting, substantial discussions centered on the town’s water rates and the introduction of several ordinances, including those related to water rates, tree regulations, and road traffic. The meeting also addressed the potential sale of the Old Town Hall property, upcoming roadway construction, and concerns raised by residents.

Saddle Brook Secures $1 Million Grant for Emergency Generator

Overview: The Saddle Brook Town Council recently convened to address a variety of community concerns and developments. Of particular note was the announcement of a $1 million Congressional appropriation grant awarded to the township for an emergency generator for the Municipal complex, a infrastructure improvement. The meeting also detailed the cost of the new town hall building, set at $28 million, and the passage of ordinances related to electric scooter regulations and short-term rental bans. Furthermore, discussions on the Mayor’s Youth Group activities, upcoming community events, and ongoing infrastructure projects, such as road paving and water main replacements, were topics of the meeting. In response to a resident’s frustration over increased water rates and property taxes, the council highlighted the necessity of including cost details in every resolution.

Saddle Brook Honors Women and Tackles Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Saddle Brook Town Council meeting, issues such as community recognition, infrastructure, public safety, and event planning were addressed. The meeting was noteworthy for the honoring of local women during Women’s History Month and the diverse array of topics that the council dealt with, ranging from park safety to the appointment and salary of the business administrator.

Saddle Brook Town Council Discusses New Inclusive Playground and Approves $750,000 Grant for Park Projects

Overview: The Saddle Brook Town Council recently focused on community development and remembrance in their latest meeting. The council discussed the Bergen County Saddle River Park Isle Paley section, a proposed all-inclusive playground project, and celebrated the approval of a $750,000 state grant for various park improvements. The meeting also paid tribute to local figures who have passed away and acknowledged community events and initiatives.