Ramsey Council Advances Mental Health and Public Works Projects

Overview: In the latest Ramsey Borough Council meeting, attention was given to resolutions concerning community health, public works, and financial management. The council endorsed a grant application by West Bergen Mental Healthcare to replace air conditioning units at their Ramsey location. Additionally, a bond anticipation note was renewed at a competitive interest cost. Purchases for the Department of Public Works and a renewal of the group dental insurance with no rate increase for two years were also authorized. Salary adjustments for various positions, including the recreational director and a municipal court employee, were approved.

Rutherford School Board School Board Elects New Officers and Approves Key Motions Amidst Ethical Affirmation

Overview: In the latest East Rutherford school board meeting, developments included the election of new officers, the approval of a range of motions concerning school operations, and a reinforced commitment to ethical standards. Dr. Sergio Alati was elected as the board president and Mr. Dennis Mazone as vice president, while Mrs. Diane Jones, Mr. Dennis Healey, and Mr. James Bogosian were reelected for three-year terms, and Mrs. Christina Cole for a one-year term. The meeting also saw the approval of important resolutions in the curricular and instruction section, as well as the finance section, which included a contract with Brown and Brown Benefits Advisers as the health insurance broker of record.

New Brunswick Council Focuses on Major Water Treatment Plant Expansion

Overview: In a recent New Brunswick City Council meeting, attention was given to the city’s water treatment plant expansion and the rejection of current bids due to excessive costs. The lowest bid received was nearly 50% higher than expected, prompting a strategic re-evaluation of the project’s approach. The council plans to divide the work into smaller segments in hopes of attracting more competitive bids. The expansion aims to double the capacity of the membrane cells at the facility, transitioning from low pressure to high-pressure membranes.

Mayor Schwager Says Goodbye, Council Proceeds with Patriots Way Bridge Project, and Residents Raise Concerns Over Lakes

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Oakland Borough Council, Mayor Linda H. Schwager bid farewell, with intentions to focus on family and health. The council also proceeded with discussions on the Patriots Way Bridge project, and residents raised concerns over the potential development and sale of Crystal and Mirror Lakes.

Rutherford Borough Council Addresses Municipal Infrastructure, Public Safety, and Local Achievements

Overview: The Rutherford Borough Council convened to discuss an array of topics, with infrastructure improvements, public safety investments, and recognition of local achievements taking center stage. The council also discussed several resolutions, including an ordinance regarding residential lighting regulations and several appointments.