Little Falls Council Addresses Budget Challenges Amid Rising Costs and Redevelopment

Overview: The recent Little Falls Town Council meeting was marked by discussions on the 2025 municipal budget, highlighting financial challenges due to rising costs and changes in tax revenue from redevelopment projects. The council reviewed the budget’s anticipated surplus, increased expenditures, and a detailed capital budget, setting the stage for a public hearing and adoption on June 4, 2025.

Little Falls Council Tackles Federal Funding Cuts to Preserve Health Services

Overview: The Little Falls Town Council meeting on January 7, 2025, was marked by a focus on preserving essential health department services amidst federal funding cuts, discussions on the shade tree ordinance, and ongoing affordable housing litigation. Council members and attendees, including health department representatives, collaborated to address these pressing community issues.

Passaic County Parks Department Lauded Amid Leadership Transition to Patterson

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Passaic County Board of Commissioners, developments included the acknowledgment of Deputy County Administrator Mark Seaman’s departure to become the Business Administrator for Patterson and a proclamation celebrating the achievements of the Passaic County Parks and Recreation Department.

Little Falls Residents Voice Concerns Over Airbnb Noise Disturbances, Council Plans Ordinance

Overview: During the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, residents expressed concerns regarding disturbances caused by a local Airbnb, while the council indicated plans to address these issues through new regulations. In addition to handling public grievances, the council celebrated local achievements and discussed various ordinances, including changes to cannabis and zoning regulations.

Little Falls Planning Board Considers Water Pumping Station Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: The Little Falls Planning Board meeting on April 3, 2025, focused on two major topics: the proposed booster pumping station by New Jersey American Water Company and a presentation by the Pake Valley High School Board of Education concerning protective netting for softball fields. The board also heard from residents who expressed concerns about the impact of these projects on the community.