Passaic County Celebrates Award-Winning Parks and Plans Future Enhancements

Overview: In their final meeting of 2025, the Passaic County Board of Commissioners celebrated a year of achievements, highlighted by the Parks and Recreation Department’s recognition for maintaining the Dundy Island field, which received the 2025 Field of Distinction award. The meeting also unveiled plans for significant future projects, including an expansion of health services and investments in historical sites.

Little Falls Town Council Discusses Affordability Assistance Grant, Prepares for Holiday Events

Overview: At the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, the council passed several resolutions including one authorizing an affordability assistance grant aimed at supporting residents in need of housing aid. The council also discussed upcoming holiday events and snowstorm preparations, emphasizing community engagement and safety.

Passaic County Honors Retiring Commissioners Duffy and Laapour with Hall of Fame Induction

Overview: The Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting on December 9, 2025, was dominated by the celebration of Commissioners Terry Duffy and Pat Laapour, who are retiring after 21 years of service. Both commissioners were honored with a series of speeches, proclamations, and their induction into the Passaic County Hall of Fame, recognizing their contributions to the community.

Little Falls Town Council Celebrates Undefeated Soccer Team and Addresses Public Health and Safety

Overview: The Little Falls Town Council meeting on December 8, 2025, featured a mix of celebratory and practical discussions. The council recognized a local soccer team for their undefeated season, received updates on public health initiatives, and discussed infrastructure and safety enhancements for the township.

Little Falls Planning Board Approves Construction Despite Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Little Falls Planning Board approved a proposal for the construction of single-family homes on a historically undeveloped lot on Houston Road, despite concerns from residents regarding property size and potential construction impacts. The board also discussed a proposed subdivision on a 3.3-acre lot that includes plans for high-end homes.