Grant Funding Secures Patriots Way Bridge Replacement; New Recycling Center Opposition Highlighted at Oakland Council Meeting

Overview: During a recent Oakland Borough Council meetings, Mayor Linda H. Schwager announced that the Patriots Way Bridge replacement project received extensive grant funding. The project’s bids came in significantly lower than the estimated cost, allowing for the possibility of additional work. The issue of water treatment was also addressed, with the completion of PFOA/PFAS treatments anticipated by February 2024. Mayor Schwager expressed her opposition to the proposed Class B recycling facility, urging residents to voice their resistance as well.

Highlands Borough Council Consolidates Bonds, Approves Budget Insertions

Overview: The Highlands Borough Council approved a series of financial actions aimed at improving the borough’s financial efficiency and boosting local programs.

Fairfield School Board Approves New Hires, Discusses Audit Report and Community Support For Recent Election

Overview: The recent Fairfield School Board meeting saw the approval of new personnel, the presentation of an audit report, and expressions of gratitude for the community’s support during the recent election. The meeting was also marked by a discussion of hiring practices and salary allocations raised by a community member.

River Dell School Board Proposes a $18.7 Million Renovation Plan Ahead of Referendum Vote

Overview: The River Dell School Board recently proposed an $18.7 million renovation plan ahead of a pending referendum vote. The project, intended to modernize and improve school facilities, is backed by state funding, with local taxpayers shouldering the remaining costs. Additionally, matters related to district-wide security measures, curriculum development, and impending international school trips were discussed.

Wyckoff Town Council Secures Major NJ Transportation Grants and Discusses Future Projects

Overview: The Wyckoff Town Council recently secured two significant grants from the NJ Department of Transportation, totaling $441,950. The council also discussed a variety of upcoming projects, including potential amendments to local housing regulations and efforts to improve local transportation services.