Pequannock Township Secures $4. 9M Water Project with Zero Interest Loan, Saving Taxpayers Millions

Overview: The Pequannock Township Council meeting on December 16, 2025, focused on several community and infrastructure developments, most notably the announcement of a $4.9 million project aimed at enhancing the township’s water blending facility with a giant grid filter. This project, funded through the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (NJI Bank), will receive $3 million in principal forgiveness and 75% of the financing at a zero percent interest rate, representing substantial savings for local taxpayers.

Cannon Falls City Council Approves Sewer Camera Purchase Amid Budget Corrections

Overview: During a recent Cannon Falls City Council meeting, the council approved the purchase of a new video inspection system for the city’s sewer infrastructure. The council also addressed substantial budget corrections, reallocating misallocated funds to their intended capital projects, and deliberated on key developments in local planning and economic projects.

Milton Select Board Tackles Critical Budget and Infrastructure Challenges Amid Rising Costs

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting on December 16, 2025, addressed several issues, particularly focusing on budgetary challenges and infrastructure maintenance. Rising health insurance costs and the need for increased funding for road maintenance were topics, highlighting the financial pressures faced by the town. Discussions also covered the Milton Residence Fund and Milton Community Food Pantry, which provide essential services to residents amid growing demand.

Malden City Council Faces Divided Opinions on Proposition 2 ½ Tax Override

Overview: The recent Malden City Council meeting focused primarily on the debate surrounding the proposed Proposition 2 ½ tax override, a measure aimed at securing funding for essential city services such as fire, police, schools, and infrastructure. The proposal has sparked public interest and opinion, with residents and council members alike weighing in on the fiscal implications and the community’s future.

Haddonfield Borough Council Approves Senior Citizen Parking Program to Begin in 2026

Overview: The Haddonfield Borough Council meeting saw the unanimous approval of multiple resolutions, including a senior citizen priority parking program set to start on January 1, 2026, and initiatives targeting support for unhoused residents. The council also passed three ordinances, including a bond ordinance for capital improvements, and proclaimed January 2026 as Muslim Heritage Month.