Long Hill Township Planning Board Tackles Subdivision Proposal Amidst Resident Concerns

Overview: The Long Hill Township Planning Board meeting focused on several issues, with attention given to a proposed minor subdivision at the intersection of Indian Run and Heritage Roads. This proposal, which seeks to create two building lots for single-family residences, was scrutinized for its potential impact on local drainage, neighborhood character, and adherence to zoning regulations.

Historic Swearing-In and Infrastructure Challenges Dominate Long Hill Council Meeting

Overview: During the recent Long Hill Township Committee meeting, Alexis Chamberlain was officially sworn in as the first female police chief in the township’s history. The meeting also addressed various infrastructure projects, notably the ongoing sewer system upgrades and challenges related to zoning and sidewalk maintenance.

Long Hill Zoning Board Approves Variances for Accessibility and Community Enhancements

Overview: The Long Hill Zoning Board meeting on October 7, 2025, featured discussions and approvals regarding variances for two residential projects, focusing on accessibility improvements and enhancements to local housing. The board approved an addition to a long-time resident’s home for health-related needs and a swimming pool installation that required multiple variances.

Long Hill School Board Discusses Transition to Multi-Tiered System of Supports

Overview: The Long Hill School Board recently held a meeting to discuss the implementation of the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), a new framework aimed at providing comprehensive academic, behavioral, social, and emotional assistance to students. The transition from the Basic Skills Instruction (BSI) program to MTSS is designed to ensure that students receive tailored support and interventions based on data-driven assessments.

Long Hill Council Debates Meeting Frequency Amidst Public Engagement Concerns

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council meeting on September 24, 2025, focused on various community-centric issues, including a debate on the frequency of council meetings, the introduction of ordinances, and infrastructure projects. The meeting also highlighted ongoing efforts in public health, parking permit policies, and the acknowledgment of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.