Madison Borough Council Addresses Community Concerns

Overview: The Madison Borough Council recently convened to discuss a range of issues affecting the community, including the celebration of Pride Month and Juneteenth, public safety, and local infrastructure improvements. The council recognized police officers for their exemplary service, addressed vandalism of Pride flags, and proclaimed June 19th as Juneteenth in Madison, aligning with national commemoration efforts. Additionally, the council tackled practical concerns such as the inconvenience of the borough’s decentralized setup for residents, the implementation of new accounting regulations, and the ongoing water meter initiative.

Madison Borough Council Approves Key Appointments and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Madison Borough Council meeting tackled appointments and community-focused resolutions, including the appointment of Vincent Patty as Chief Lineman and Jacn Cardini’s reappointment as Borough Tax Assessor. The council also approved infrastructure projects such as the installation of flexib ballards on Main Street and a water meter replacement project, and authorized a substantial $55,000 appropriation for security equipment.

Madison Borough Eyes Drew University Land Acquisition

Overview: In a recent Madison Borough Council meeting, the most substantial topic of discussion centered on the Borough’s application for funding from the Morris County open space trust fund to acquire a portion of Drew University’s land, specifically Drew Forest.

Madison Borough Council Tackles Affordable Housing and Honors Community Milestones

Overview: Madison Borough Council recently convened to address a variety of community issues, with a particular focus on affordable housing obligations and the celebration of local milestones.

Madison Embraces Native Plants in Sustainability Push

Overview: The Madison Borough Council meeting was marked by a strong focus on environmental sustainability, with a proposed native plant ordinance taking center stage. This initiative aims to bolster local ecosystems by encouraging the use of native flora on borough properties. Additionally, the council addressed safety concerns at a problematic intersection, discussed the introduction of a full-time EMS program, and celebrated community and employee milestones.