Pompton Lakes Council Addresses Redevelopment and Digital Improvements

Overview: In a recent Pompton Lakes Borough Council meeting, the council engaged in a discussion about the town’s future, focusing on the redevelopment plan and its implications for the council’s role and authority. The debate centered around the necessity to adapt the plan to contemporary market conditions and lifestyle changes, mirroring steps taken by other municipalities to bolster income and prepare for future financial challenges. Additionally, the council introduced digital enhancements including a mobile parking app and a new website, and addressed concerns regarding the town’s email archiving and cell phone policies.

Fair Haven Focuses on Storm Water Management and Deer Mitigation

Overview: The Fair Haven Environmental Commission recently convened to address several pressing environmental concerns, with storm water management and deer mitigation taking center stage. These issues have sparked debates and actions that could impact the town’s environmental strategies and community involvement.

Putnam County Council Decides to End Curbside Recycling by 2025

Overview: Putnam County Council’s recent meeting addressed several community issues, with a decision to phase out curbside recycling services by 2025 standing out as a key development.

Pequannock Embraces Diversity with Pride Fest Celebrations and Mental Health Initiatives

Overview: The Pequannock Town Council convened to discuss a myriad of community-focused initiatives, with the successful Pride Fest and mental health awareness at the forefront. The meeting also delved into infrastructure improvements, including a Municipal Aid Grant application for road safety and a special aid application for guardrails near the high school. Additionally, updates on local events, economic development, and community services such as the First Aid Squad were addressed.

Hatfield Select Board Approves ARPA Fund Expenditures

Overview: In a recent session, Hatfield Select Board has approved the allocation of substantial American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for multiple town projects during its recent meeting. Prioritizing community infrastructure and services, the board allocated up to $231,000 for improvements, including HVAC upgrades at Smith Academy, Council on Aging flooring, and essential maintenance for the fire department.