New Milford Borough Council Unanimously Passes Four Ordinances

Overview: The New Milford Borough Council, in its recent meeting, unanimously passed four ordinances. The Council also appointed two residents to local boards and briefly discussed the impact of a recent storm on the community.

Maplewood Council Addresses Middle East Conflict, ADA Compliant Cuts, and Appoints New Township Attorney and Cannabis Delivery Licencee

Overview: In a recent Maplewood Town Council meeting, members of the community voiced diverse opinions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while the council appointed a new Township Attorney, recognized the retirement of a long-serving official, and approved a local cannabis business. The council also discussed a grant for constructing ADA-compliant curb cuts and the potential revision of pool fees for 2024.

Highlands Borough Council Approves Inspectors, Plans for Sewer Improvement and Tree Protection

Overview: The recent Highlands Borough Council meeting saw the approval of several appointments and the progression of important local projects. Among the most noteworthy items were the permanent appointment of patrolman, the approval of Steve Winters as subcode official inspector, plans for the phase one sanitary sewer improvement project, and upcoming adjustments to local tree protection ordinances.

Ordinances Passed and High School Football Teams Honored at Wyckoff Town Council Meeting

Overview: At the latest Wyckoff Town Council meeting, several ordinances were passed, and the Ramapo High School and White C Raiders senior football teams were recognized for their successful 2023 seasons. These actions took center stage as Council members also addressed routine administrative matters and acknowledged the retirement of long-serving Township registrar, Mary Ellen Taff.

Dunellen Council Continues Opt-Out on Cannabis, Focuses on Downtown Revitalization

Overview: The Dunellen Borough Council meeting was marked by two discussions: the continuation of opting out of having a cannabis business in the town, and the potential revitalization of Main Street in Dunellen. The council also acknowledged notable contributions from council members and discussed various appointments and resolutions.