Little Falls Planning Board Delays Multifamily Housing Decision Amid Safety Concerns and County Approval Needs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Little Falls Planning Board deferred a decision on a proposed multifamily residential development on Lacana Avenue due to safety concerns and the need for county approval. The board also approved a new garage for the Singac Volunteer Fire Company, which will house historic fire equipment, and adopted the township’s 2024 master plan.

Passaic County Board Commits to Veterans’ Memorials and Affordable Housing Initiatives

Overview: In a meeting characterized by a strong focus on community service and veterans’ support, the Passaic County Board of Commissioners discussed various initiatives, including enhancements to veterans’ memorials, a new affordable housing project, and a pilot microtransit program.

Little Falls Town Council Plans Traffic Study and Safety Measures Following Resident Concerns

Overview: During the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, concerns about traffic safety on Lower Notch Road were addressed, highlighted by resident Debbie Lorence. Lorence, who has been part of the community for 61 years, raised issues regarding inadequate speed signage and reckless driving on the road, which has seen increased traffic following nearby construction. The council explored potential solutions, including additional signage, increased police presence, and the possibility of implementing blinking speed signs and traffic control measures.

Passaic County Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Honors for Community Leaders

Overview: In a meeting rich with cultural pride and community recognition, the Passaic County Board of Commissioners focused on celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, recognizing influential figures and organizations that contribute to the county’s diverse population.

Little Falls Town Council Approves $644,000 Main Street Streetscape Project

Overview: During the Little Falls Town Council meeting on October 7, 2024, several ordinances were unanimously approved, including a significant appropriation of $644,000 for the Main Street streetscape project, funded by a state grant. The council also discussed various community updates, including public health initiatives and upcoming local events, while a series of proclamations were presented to acknowledge October’s various awareness months.