The meeting’s central topic was the recognition of the 10U softball team, which was commended for their success in various tournaments. The team won the Midland Park tournament, successfully competed in the Kinder Kack League, and achieved second place in the New Milford tournament. Their crowning achievement was winning the District 4 Tournament, although they were ultimately defeated in the sectional finals. The team was praised for their strong defense, cohesive teamwork, and impressive batting skills. The council presented certificates to the players and coaches, celebrating their achievements and the sense of community spirit they fostered.

In financial matters, the council introduced an ordinance appropriating $350,000 from the general capital fund balance for the ongoing renovation and expansion of the municipal building. This ordinance aims to utilize existing surplus funds from canceled capital projects. The council plans to hold a public hearing on the ordinance on November 14, 2024.

The meeting also addressed updates to the borough’s vehicle and traffic ordinances. Changes included adjustments to parking regulations following recent road paving projects and the addition of new stop signs at key intersections. The council also discussed regulations for taxis and limousines parked overnight.

Additionally, the council announced the upcoming Holiday for Heroes ceremony hosted by the Bergen County Chiefs Association and the Bergen County Chiefs Foundation. The event will honor veterans and take place on December 8, 2024, starting with a formal ceremony at Veterans Home and concluding with wreath-laying at municipal military memorial parks.