River Edge Borough Council Advances QR Code Project and Discusses Notable Traffic and Safety Measures

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council approved a QR code project, discussed safety practices with the police department, and contemplated changes to local traffic regulations. The council also considered staffing changes for community programs and recognized individual contributions to the community.

Ramsey Borough Council Meeting Focuses on Pedestrian Safety, Union Agreements, and Community Improvements

Overview: In a recent Ramsey Borough Council meeting, topics included concerns over pedestrian safety, the approval of a union agreement, the purchase of a new police vehicle, and the initiation of several community improvement projects. These discussions and subsequent decisions were the culmination of discussions by council members Peter Kilman, Jane Woods, Michael Gutwetter, Judy Cusick, Sara Poppe, Glen Popolo, and Mayor Deirdre A. Dillon.

Wyckoff Town Council Addresses Pedestrian Safety, Zoning Code Revisions, and Community Improvements

Overview: In a recent session of the Wyckoff Town Council, an array of pressing community matters were discussed, with pedestrian safety, the need for updates in the zoning code, and ongoing community improvement projects taking center stage.

Saddle Brook Council Discusses Cannabis Company Operation, Police Department Oversight and Upcoming Community Events

Overview: In the most recent Saddle Brook Town Council meeting, members addressed public concerns over a local cannabis dispensary and potential safety issues surrounding electric motorcycles and scooters. The council also discussed recent town events and public health awareness measures.

Heritage Tree Controversy, Local Safety Concerns, and Potential Brewpubs Discussed at Ridgewood Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Ridgewood Council meeting was marked by contentious discussion over the revocation of a local tree’s Heritage status, concerns about pedestrian safety and traffic issues, and the prospective introduction of microbreweries and brewpubs in the downtown area. The meeting also addressed various other community matters, including the approval of contracts for public services and potential collaborations for grant applications.