Kenilworth Council Appoints New Police Chief Amid Public Safety Debates

Overview: In a update to Kenilworth’s law enforcement leadership, the Borough Council appointed Paul Celli as the new Chief of Police. This key appointment came during a council meeting that also saw discussions on public safety, infrastructure, and financial management within the borough. Chief Celli took his oath and expressed his gratitude.

Kenilworth Plans Modernized Dunkin’ and Multifamily Housing Development

Overview: Kenilworth’s Planning Board has been deliberating on a proposal for the redevelopment of a property at 705-717 Boulevard, which includes the construction of a modernized Dunkin’ Donuts and a new multifamily residential building. The multifaceted discussion has encompassed operational details of the new Dunkin’ design, the drive-thru’s traffic impact, and the residential building’s implications for the local community and infrastructure.

Kenilworth Borough Council Debates Park Curfews and Event Logistics

Overview: The Kenilworth Borough Council recently convened to discuss a range of topics impacting the local community, including the enforcement of park curfews, the logistics of an upcoming event with transportation and parking concerns, and the announcement of a new business opening. The meeting also highlighted the retirement of the police chief, updates from the Planning and Zoning report, and the planning for the fireworks event at Black Brook Park.

Kenilworth Appoints Jeremy Davies New Superintendent Amidst Contract Discussions

Overview: The Kenilworth School Board convened for a meeting where the appointment of a new superintendent, the approval of a superintendent’s contract, and the conclusion of successful negotiations with the teacher’s association were the central points of discussion. The meeting also involved deliberations on financial transfers to reserves, insurance packages, and staffing resolutions, including a removed resolution due to a last-minute change.

Kenilworth Planning Board Approves Veteran’s Home Renovation

Overview: The Kenilworth Planning Board recently approved a comprehensive home renovation plan for a disabled veteran, David Spranger, which includes a second-floor renovation, a new garage, and the installation of an in-ground pool. The approval came after a detailed review of the project’s adherence to zoning ordinances, the impact on the neighborhood’s aesthetics, and the unique circumstances of the property.