Emerson Borough Council Swears in Officials and Sets Stage for 2024

Overview: In a meeting marked by tradition and forward planning, the Emerson Borough Council swore in reelected council members Michael Timmerman and Ashley Rice, alongside newly appointed probationary police officers and various commission volunteers.The session, led by Mayor Danielle DiPaola, also saw the detailed layout of the council’s 2024 agenda, including infrastructure investments and police department restructuring, following the retirement of Police Chief Michael Maio.

South River Borough Council Swears in New Members, Emphasizes Unity and Infrastructure Development

Overview: In a recent South River Borough Council meeting, Mayor John Krenzel emphasized the need for unity and collaboration among council members and residents in addressing the town’s challenges, particularly focusing on repairing water infrastructure and plans to establish a recreational facility for children.

Sayreville Borough Council Swears in Officials and Sets Priorities for 2024

Overview: In a well-attended Sayreville Borough Council meeting on January 1st, 2024, newly elected officials were sworn in, and Mayor Victoria Kilpatrick outlined the key priorities for the upcoming year. The council also filled various board and committee positions and adopted the meeting schedule for the year, emphasizing the need for adjustments as the year progresses.

New Milford Borough Council Swears in Historic Class One Special Law Enforcement Officers and Welcomes Two New Officers, Announces Upcoming Community Events, and Celebrates Successful Collaboration with Local Entities

Overview: The recent New Milford Borough Council meeting brought changes to the local law enforcement landscape, with the inauguration of the borough’s first-ever unarmed Class One Special Law Enforcement Officers (SLO1s) and the swearing-in of two additional officers. The council also announced a slew of community events and acknowledged the successful collaboration with local organizations that resulted in significant infrastructural improvements.

Hackensack City Council Discusses Private Towing Ordinance and Major City Projects, Member Faces Criticism

Overview: In a detailed Hackensack City Council meeting, a wide range of topics were covered, most notably the comprehensive amendments to the private towing ordinance that has not been updated since 1952 and a dispute between a council member and a resident. Alongside this, discussions included updates on various city infrastructure projects and resolutions for health department issues, as well as a ceremony honoring newly sworn-in police lieutenants Matthew Schwartz and John Suarez.