Wood Ridge Council Greenlights $1.4M Public Improvements; Adds New 3-Way Stop

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Wood-Ridge Borough Council, led by Council President Dominick Azzolini, authorized a significant public improvement initiative, amassing $1,400,000 in funds. This move will provide the borough with new machinery, equipment, and vehicles, ushering in a new era of infrastructure development.

Bergenfield Borough Council Approves New Police Officers and Addresses Community Concerns over Development and Safety

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Borough of Bergenfield Council focused on community concerns over development, public safety, and environmental stewardship. Key highlights included the hiring of three new police officers, discussion on crucial infrastructure and development issues, and responsiveness to citizen concerns about parking, stormwater management, and tree cutting.

Haworth Borough Council Approves $788,000 Bond Ordinance

Overview: The Haworth Borough Council convened on July 25, 2023, approving a significant bond ordinance amounting to $788,000 for various public improvements, equipment acquisitions, machinery, and a range of municipal projects.

Upper Saddle River Planning Board Denies Application for Digital Billboard, Citing Visual Clutter

Overview: In a decisive decision on Thursday, July 27, 2023, the Upper Saddle River Borough Planning Board rejected a proposal for a double-faced multi-message billboard sign and LED display at 306 Route 17 North. The decision came after extensive deliberation and testimony, reflecting concerns over visual clutter and adherence to zoning requirements. The application was brought by Kein Outdoor Advertising, Inc. and was denied with a 6-1 vote.

Bergenfield School Board Unanimously Approves Over $1M for School Enhancements and Legal Fees

Overview: The Bergenfield Board of Education’s meeting on June 26, 2023 culminated in the unanimous approval of multiple motions addressing various educational needs, school infrastructure improvements, legal matters, and partnerships with external service providers. Key decisions included the approval of over $1 million for Chromebooks, legal fees, maintenance, and repairs.