Middlesex County Improvement Authority Board Discusses Progress on Major Projects

Overview: The Middlesex County Improvement Authority Board recently held a meeting where updates were provided regarding multiple key county projects.

Long-serving Board Member Honored for 37 Years of Dedication at East Rutherford School Board Meeting

Overview: The recent East Rutherford School Board meeting, presided over by Board President Antonio Segalini, saw the honoring of Richard Vartan, a long-serving board member, for his 37 years of service to the district and community. In addition to this, the meeting covered a number of topics, including updates on buildings and grounds, transportation, food service, and student enrollment, as well as discussions on financial matters, information security, and special education.

Council Considers Environmental Funding Restoration and Community Impact of Proposed Assembly Bill

Overview: The Tenafly Borough Council meeting addressed several matters, chief among them being the council’s discussion on a resolution to reinstate funding for environmental programs, and the potential impact of Assembly Bill 569 which would increase contingency amounts payable to attorneys for property claims. The council also delved into matters related to the outsourcing of document creation, community events, and updates on various projects.

Woodbridge Township Council Meeting Tackles School Safety, Tax Exemptions, and Community Initiatives

Overview: The Woodbridge Township Council meeting recently convened to discuss a range of topics, including the issue of police officers carrying guns in schools, tax exemption concerns surrounding the Metro Park Station project, redevelopment plans, and community initiatives. The meeting highlighted the importance of transparency, clear communication, and community involvement in these pivotal discussions.

Milltown Borough Council Debates Historic Preservation, Senior Center Services, and Insurance Coverage

Overview: The most significant aspects of the recent Milltown Borough Council meeting involved discussions about the establishment of a historic preservation commission, concerns about the Optima services at the senior center, and the urgent need for insurance coverage starting on January 1, 2024. These topics took center stage amidst an array of other issues discussed during the meeting, including departmental reports, community events, and personnel actions.