Sayreville Honors National Champion Athletes Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Council meeting recognized the achievements of their national champion football and cheerleading teams, while also delving into various important municipal matters including budget appropriations, salaries for borough officials, and local community concerns.

Sayreville Borough Council Discusses Old Town Hall Preservation and Salary Ordinances Amid Public Concerns

Overview: In a recent Sayreville Borough Council meeting, discussions centered on the preservation of the historic Old Town Hall and Firehouse with the council agreeing to move ordinances related to the building to be approved on first reading. The council also unanimously approved the first readings of ordinances concerning fixing salaries of borough officials and establishing a budget cap bank. Public concerns were also addressed, including the need for road repairs, the hiring of an additional attorney for the 216 Ernston Road application, and the reinstatement of Zoom calls for meeting participation.

Sayreville Borough Council Grapples with Infrastructure and Safety Concerns Amidst Development Debates

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Council’s recent meeting was dominated by community concerns regarding infrastructure and safety, particularly regarding the South Minn traffic situation and the proposed bus depot. Amidst these discussions, the council tackled a range of other issues from personnel appointments to potential legal actions against the Board of Education.

Sayreville Borough Council Swears in Officials and Sets Priorities for 2024

Overview: In a well-attended Sayreville Borough Council meeting on January 1st, 2024, newly elected officials were sworn in, and Mayor Victoria Kilpatrick outlined the key priorities for the upcoming year. The council also filled various board and committee positions and adopted the meeting schedule for the year, emphasizing the need for adjustments as the year progresses.

Sayreville Borough Council Farewells Mayor Kilpatrick, Honors Outgoing Members, and Introduces New Police Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Sayreville Borough Council, Mayor Victoria Kilpatrick bid her farewell after a 10-year service, alongside outgoing council members Mary Novak and Vincent Conti. The meeting also saw the swearing-in of three new patrol officers and the introduction of a progressive police program, “Pulse,” which aims to tackle non-criminal incidents involving mental health, substance abuse, and homelessness.