Leonia School Board Elects New President and Vice President, Addresses Financial Management, and Supports Community Eagle Scout Project

Overview: In a recent Leonia School Board meeting, members elected Daniel Lee as the new board president and Kimberly Melman as vice president. The board also discussed the district’s financial reserves, including FEMA reimbursements, unanticipated bus revenue, and reserve fund allocations. Superintendent Edward Bertolini provided detailed financial updates, and the meeting spotlighted an Eagle Scout project by Christian Choy, which aims to honor local veterans.

Nutley Council Addresses Car Break-ins and Appoints New Officials

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Nutley Town Council, a focus was on the increase in car break-ins and related crimes in the township. Commissioner Alphonse Petracco highlighted the issue, noting that the crime wave is not isolated to Nutley but is a statewide problem that seems to be worsening. He informed the council of a planned Neighborhood Watch meeting tentatively scheduled for January 17th and emphasized the importance of community vigilance and the need for residents to lock their doors and report suspicious activities to the police.

Brick Township Council Elects New President and Vice President Amidst Swearing-In Ceremony and Public Concerns

Overview: Brick Township’s recent council meeting was marked by key leadership changes, with Vincent Minichino elected as the new council president and Derek Ambrosino as vice president. The meeting also included swearing-in ceremonies for re-elected Mayor Lisa Crate and several council members. The council approved a slate of professional service contracts and addressed public concerns over environmental issues, specifically the impact of the Garden State Parkway on local health.

New Probationary Firefighter Sworn In, Councilwoman Honored, Financial Procedures Debated, City Employee Policies Discussed

Overview: In the recent Englewood City Council meeting, central topics included the swearing-in of a new probationary firefighter, the recognition of a councilwoman’s service, a debate around financial procedures, and the discussion of city employee policies.

Jersey City Council Focuses on Budgetary Issues, Staff Salary Raises, and Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Jersey City Council turned its attention to key budgetary issues, including the allocation of funds for staff salary increases, the need for a cost of living raise, and infrastructure improvements needed in the caucus room. Councilperson Mira Prinz-Arey also presented the Department of Finance’s report, discussing major achievements and outlining crucial upcoming goals.