Asbury Park City Council Appoints New City Manager Amidst Public Concerns

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Asbury Park City Council appointed Lillian L. Nazaro as the new city manager, making her the successor to Donna M. Vio who is set to retire at the end of the year. Nazaro, an attorney with two decades of government administrative experience, was selected from a pool of 36 candidates in a rigorous process conducted by Jersey Professional Management.

Highlands Council Approves New Appointments and Major Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: The recent meeting of the Highlands Borough Council yielded decisions regarding community infrastructure and staffing. The council approved several new appointments and discussed upgrades to the borough’s facilities and public spaces.

Ridgewood Council Grapples with Safety Concerns, Historic Preservation, and Infrastructure Investments

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Ridgewood City Council, a series of issues were deliberated including, the proposal for a new municipal historian, concerns over the deteriorating condition of the Heracle Park barn, a proposed phase 2 archaeological study at the Shedler property, and various contract awards for community infrastructure. The council also addressed a recent dog attack incident and considered applications for grants to support local services.

Seaside Park Borough Council Grapples with Public Safety Concerns and Adopts New Ordinances

Overview: At the recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, the most matters revolved around public safety and infrastructure concerns, with a particular emphasis on the condition of a local boardwalk ramp and the construction of a new well in the borough. Additionally, the council addressed ordinances concerning the Deor Avenue Water Tower and a flood mitigation plan. The meeting also covered authorizations for various events, discussion on resolutions, and public comments from residents.

Verona Town Council Announces New Initiatives and Discusses Concerns

Overview: The latest Verona Town Council meeting was a hive of activity, with discussions on moving the election to November, the status of the Sunset development project, and the approval of several resolutions including budget transfers, tax sales, and grants. The meeting also saw Deputy Mayor Jack McEvoy providing updates on projects such as the Joint FP control board, and the wastewater treatment plant. It concluded with the appointment of new members to the Environmental Commission, and discussions about the Township’s 501c3 status and potential updates to the election schedule.