Highlands Borough Meeting Explores New Floodplain Regulations Impacting Local Construction

Overview: The Highlands Borough Council meeting delved into upcoming floodplain regulations set to affect the community significantly, focusing on the Resilient Environments and Landscapes (REAL) Act’s implications, updates in flood zone classifications, and the introduction of new resources to assist residents and professionals in navigating these changes.

Seaside Park Council Wrestles with Annexation Concerns Amidst Public Scrutiny

Overview: In a detailed meeting on March 19th, 2026, the Seaside Park Borough Council focused heavily on the proposed annexation of South Seaside Park, addressing public concerns about financial implications, tax rates, and community identity. The council also discussed various community events, financial reports, and ongoing projects.

Red Bank Council Examines Historic Preservation Amid Development Concerns

Overview: During a recent Red Bank Borough Council meeting, a focus emerged on the town’s historic preservation practices, particularly in relation to development pressures and zoning regulations. Discussions highlighted potential changes to ensure historic properties are protected against unchecked demolition and redevelopment, with an emphasis on improving communication between the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) and zoning authorities.

Kinnelon School Board Discusses Ethical Obligations, Budget Proposals, and School Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Kinnelon School Board meeting on March 18, 2026, focused on the ethical conduct expected of board members, the preliminary budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, and infrastructure projects at Kinnelon High School. Key discussions included maintaining transparency, adhering to ethical guidelines, and addressing fiscal challenges within the district.

Glen Ridge School Board Appoints Miss Kivet as Superintendent Amid Budget and Staffing Concerns

Overview: The Glen Ridge School Board meeting addressed several issues, including the appointment of Miss Kivet as the new superintendent, a discussion on the district’s $44.2 million budget, and significant parental concerns regarding staffing decisions, particularly the reassignment of a kindergarten teacher, Miss Lagatti.