School Safety and Concession Stand Equality Emerge as Key Issues at Pasack Valley School Board Meeting

Overview: The Pasack Valley School Board recently convened to discuss a range of issues, including school safety, the lack of a concession stand at Pasack Valley High School, and various other matters. The board also reviewed insights from a New Jersey School Boards Association Workshop and approved numerous agenda items.

Oakland Borough Council and Mayor Fight Proposed Recycling Facility, 3,000 Residents Sign Petition

Overview: In a recently held mayor and council meeting of the Oakland Borough, the foremost topic of discussion was the proposed Class B recycling facility at 342 West Oakland Avenue. Anticipated to handle 900 tons of waste every day, the facility’s location near residential areas has sparked significant community pushback. A strong opposition has emerged with approximately 3,000 signatures gathered against the recycling plant’s establishment.

Waldwick Borough Council Addresses Community Safety, Health Insurance Increases, and Civic Developments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Waldwick Borough Council focused on community safety measures, an impending increase in health benefits premiums, and various civic initiatives. The board also expressed appreciation for the efforts of the Waldwick Volunteer Ambulance members and discussed potential infrastructure improvements such as sidewalks on Hopper Avenue.

Historical QR Code Project and Traffic Safety Measures Tackled at River Edge Land Use Board Meeting

Overview: The River Edge Borough Council recently held a meeting to address several community matters, including a unique historical commission project involving QR codes on street signs, substantial traffic safety concerns, and potential changes to liquor licensing laws.

Saddle Brook Council Honors Youth Champions, Tackles Safety & Flooding Issues

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Saddle Brook Town Council, a range of significant issues were discussed including local traffic safety concerns, plans to honor a local youth sports team’s achievement, and the problem of flooding in lower-lying areas of the town.