Sayreville Borough Council Proclaims Direct Support Professional Recognition Week, Discusses Historical Preservation and Power Outages

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Council’s recent meeting featured the proclamation of “Direct Support Professional Recognition Week,” updates on historical preservation efforts, and discussions on recent power outages and upcoming infrastructure projects.

River Edge Residents Voice Concerns Over Flooding from New Construction Projects

Overview: During the River Edge Borough Council meeting on September 23, 2024, residents expressed concerns about flooding and property damage linked to recent construction and renovation projects in their area. These worries dominated the session, prompting the council to address both immediate and long-term strategies for mitigating such issues. The council also swore in a new volunteer firefighter and accepted the resignation of a Department of Public Works employee. Additionally, the council adopted an amendment to the borough’s regulations regarding animal waste disposal and discussed various zoning and planning laws.

Washington Township Police Department Achieves Accreditation, Budget Concerns and Infrastructure Debated

Overview: The Washington Township Council meeting on September 23, 2024, covered a range of topics from the police department’s accreditation to budgetary concerns and infrastructure projects. Key highlights included the recognition of the Washington Township Police Department’s accreditation by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police, discussions on municipal spending, and debates over sidewalk and curb compliance.

Student Representatives Introduced Amidst Discussions on Safety and Literacy at Monticello School Board Meeting

Overview: The Monticello School Board meeting on September 23rd saw the introduction of new student representatives, discussions on school safety measures, and updates on early literacy initiatives. Key topics included the fiscal stability of the district, safety protocols, and the integration of technology, among other matters.

Breezy Point City Council Appoints Interim City Administrator Amid Detailed Contract Discussions

Overview: In a special meeting on September 20th, the Breezy Point City Council unanimously approved the appointment of Mr. Boneck as the interim City Administrator, focusing on his extensive experience and immediate availability. Key discussions revolved around the terms of his contract, emphasizing flexibility and continuity during the transition period.