Glen Ridge Borough Council Celebrates Soccer Triumph and Advances Community Initiatives

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting was marked by a celebration of local athletic achievement and the approval of several key resolutions aimed at enhancing community facilities and services. The council honored the Glen Ridge High School boys soccer team for their state championship win, introduced funding resolutions for infrastructure improvements, and addressed various public safety and recreational projects.

Acton Select Board Evaluates Public Works Building Options Amid Financial Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Acton Select Board and Finance Committee focused on evaluating various scenarios for the town’s Department of Public Works (DPW) building. The discussions were centered around the potential renovation and replacement projects, emphasizing the need to balance budgetary constraints with operational requirements. Several scenarios were considered, with a consensus emerging around option 4B, which proposed building a new structure for staff while utilizing the existing facility for fleet storage.

Sayreville Borough Council Faces Scrutiny Over Transparency and Vehicle Procurement

Overview: The recent Sayreville Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions on transparency issues within the council, the procurement of police vehicles, and the handling of public funds. The meeting witnessed significant criticism from both council members and residents concerning a perceived lack of open dialogue and transparency in decision-making processes.

Cranbury Township Faces Tough Decision on Historic Property’s Future

Overview: The Cranbury Township Committee meeting was dominated by a heated discussion surrounding the fate of the historic Danzer House located on Plainsboro Road. The committee considered a proposal for its potential demolition, citing significant structural issues as the primary reason. The deliberation over whether to preserve, rehabilitate, or potentially demolish the structure involved various stakeholders, including the Historic Preservation Commission and community members, who weighed in on the implications for local heritage and safety.

Mayer City Council Discusses Tax Levy, Community Facility Fees, and New Ordinance Proposals

Overview: The Mayer City Council meeting on December 8, 2025, addressed several issues, including maintaining the 2026 tax levy at $1,319,879, potential amendments to the community facility fee schedule, and the introduction of new ordinance proposals. These discussions aimed to balance fiscal responsibility and community needs.