Wyckoff Mayor and Council Address Safety Concerns, New Initiatives

Overview: In a session replete with discussions on a wide array of community topics, the Wyckoff Town Council led by Mayor Thomas Madigan charted the path forward for several municipal projects.

Wyckoff Town Council Addresses School Safety, Infrastructure and Development in Packed Meeting

Overview: In a comprehensive town council meeting, Wyckoff authorities deliberated on security measures in schools, capital improvements in town, and concerns about local development.

Wyckoff Town Council Discusses Pedestrian Safety and Municipal Projects

Overview: At a recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting, the primary concern raised was the need for safer pedestrian pathways for the residents of Spring Meadow Condominium Association. Fred Lit, speaking on behalf of the senior community, highlighted the challenges they face, particularly when crossing Wyckoff Avenue. Established in 1980, the Spring Meadow community comprises over 150 active seniors who frequently traverse this area.

Wyckoff Town Council Clashes With Sewer Authority

Overview: In a recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting, the public saw evidence of local government in action as various topics were discussed, ranging from infrastructure improvements and health insurance increases to zoning changes and a major sewer project.

Wyckoff Council Resists State Bill

Overview: In a recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting that proved a vibrant mix of nostalgia, resistance, and proactive decision-making, the council vehemently opposed General Assembly Bill 4276, pledged to bolster school safety, and celebrated the town’s first woman mayor, Nancy Drabeck.