Ramsey Borough Council Addresses Key Personnel Changes and Community Initiatives

Overview: The Ramsey Borough Council’s recent work session on March 12, 2025, was marked by personnel changes, the introduction of key resolutions and ordinances, and discussions on various community initiatives. The session, accessible both in-person and via telephonic means, saw the council unanimously approving resolutions and introducing ordinances aimed at enhancing community engagement and infrastructure improvements.

Rochelle Park Town Council Eyes Billboard Revenue, Property Revaluation, and Community Engagement

Overview: The Rochelle Park Town Council meeting tackled several issues, including potential revenue from local billboards, a state-mandated property revaluation set for 2026, and initiatives to enhance community engagement through a revamped township website and increased transparency.

Madeira Beach Board Appoints New Vice Mayor Amid Heated Zoning and Development Debates

Overview: The Madeira Beach City Board of Commissioners recently convened to address a range of significant city governance issues, including the appointment of a new vice mayor, zoning ordinance amendments, and the pressing matter of city infrastructure and development planning. Among the major decisions made, Commissioner Kerr was appointed as the new vice mayor with unanimous support, highlighting a moment of consensus amidst a meeting characterized by debate on development regulations and city policies.

Long Hill Town Council Delays Police Promotion Process Over Concerns of Fairness and Integrity

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council meeting was marked by discussions about a proposed ordinance to restructure the police department’s promotional process, ultimately resulting in the decision to delay any changes until further consultations could take place. Other topics included the appointment of an appropriate authority for the police department, community event updates, and infrastructure projects.

Gardner City Council Discusses Key Appointments and Personnel Changes Amidst Leadership Praise

Overview: The Gardner City Council meeting on March 12 focused on the appointments of key city officials and addressed personnel resignations, alongside a discussion on leadership and community representation. Mayor Michael J. Nicholson highlighted the significance of these appointments and transitions as essential for maintaining effective city management and community engagement.