New Milford Borough Council Approves Memorial Bench and Tree Dedication Program

Overview: The New Milford Borough Council meeting primarily focused on the implementation of a memorial bench and tree dedication program, updates on municipal projects, and several community events. Key decisions included the formalization of a dedication program into an ordinance and the approval of a new ordinance regarding recycling fees.

Granby Faces Critical Sewer System Challenges with Old Generator Ahead of Winter

Overview: The recent Granby Select Board meeting centered around the need to replace an outdated generator critical to the town’s sewer pumping station, a necessity highlighted by potential severe operational issues and financial constraints. The aging generator, originally repurposed from the fire department, is more than 50 years old and poses a significant risk of failure, particularly with the winter months approaching. Concerns were voiced over the possibility of power outages during snowstorms, which could lead to the pump station’s inability to function, causing environmental violations and severe consequences for residents.

Lake Placid Town Council Debates Costly Police Station and Pickleball Projects Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The Lake Placid Town Council meeting on November 10th delved into pressing community issues, focusing primarily on the financial and logistical challenges surrounding the construction of a new police station and the Lake June Park Pickleball Project. Tensions were evident as council members and residents discussed the implications of these projects on the town’s budget and the need for transparent communication with the community.

West Windsor Town Council Faces Challenges with PFAS Settlement and Public Health Initiatives

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on November 10, 2025, tackled several issues, notably the financial and public health challenges arising from the management of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), the approval of a $450 million settlement by 3M for PFAS contamination cleanup, and the implementation of community health initiatives. Additionally, the council addressed infrastructural concerns, particularly those related to the township’s water supply and the potential impact of legal settlements on municipal finances.

Chatham Planning Board Approves Subdivision with Conditions Limiting Future Commercial Development

Overview: The Chatham Planning Board’s recent meeting addressed issues surrounding a proposed subdivision on Croll Road, leading to the approval of the plan with specific conditions that emphasize its intended use for single-family residential development. The board underscored the need for any future commercial development to undergo further review.