Hawthorne Borough Unveils Infrastructure Upgrades Amid Public Concerns on Water Billing and Housing

Overview: In a recent Hawthorne Borough Council meeting, the council approved multiple bond ordinances totaling over $3 million for infrastructure improvements, including road reconstructions and fire department equipment acquisition. Residents voiced concerns over delayed water bills and affordable housing calculations, prompting discussions on responsibility and state regulations.

Passaic County Commissioners Celebrate Kesha T. Dford and Approve Funding for College Improvements

Overview: In a recent Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting held on February 25, the commissioners celebrated the achievements of Kesha T. Dford, the County Superintendent of Schools, in honor of Black History Month and approved significant bond ordinances to finance improvements at Passaic County Community College.

Hawthorne Borough Council Tackles Traffic Congestion and Housing Challenges

Overview: The Hawthorne Borough Council meeting addressed issues facing the community, including traffic congestion, affordable housing obligations, and municipal infrastructure projects. Discussions highlighted the challenges and proposed solutions for improving traffic flow, while also addressing the borough’s responsibilities under state affordable housing legislation.

Passaic County Board Celebrates Black History Month, Tackles Budget Challenges, and Honors Community Leaders

Overview: In a meeting filled with recognition and fiscal planning, the Passaic County Board of Commissioners celebrated Black History Month by honoring notable community members and addressed substantial budgetary challenges, including a previous $30 million revenue shortfall. The commissioners highlighted efforts to maintain fiscal responsibility while continuing to provide essential services amidst concerns about potential federal funding instability.

Hawthorne Borough Faces Affordable Housing Challenge Amid Ambulance Service Concerns

Overview: The Hawthorne Borough Council meeting addressed community issues, including a challenge to a state-imposed requirement for developing 300 new affordable housing units and ongoing concerns over the town’s ambulance services. These matters were accompanied by discussions on fiscal management, public safety equipment upgrades, and resident complaints regarding local property issues.