Bridgewater Town Council Welcomes New Leadership, Focus on Inclusivity and Public Safety

Overview: In the Bridgewater Town Council meeting on January 5, 2026, changes marked the start of a new chapter with the election of Joan Geer as council president, alongside a focus on inclusivity, public safety, and infrastructure improvements.

Pleasantville City Council Unveils Developments and Elects New Leadership

Overview: At the Pleasantville City Council meeting on January 5, 2026, developments were announced, including the transformation of the former Greyhound bus terminal and new residential projects, alongside the election of Councilwoman Carla Thomas as council president. The council also addressed several resolutions, appointments, and budgetary measures.

Flemington Borough Council Advances Main Street Revitalization and Updates Tree Replacement Fees

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Borough Council celebrated the completion of a significant section of Main Street paving, a project hailed as a major success for the year. The council also adjusted the borough’s tree replacement fee, increasing it from $550 to $900, a change aimed at bolstering funds for future tree planting initiatives. Amidst these developments, the council highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance community infrastructure and safety, while also setting the stage for the year ahead with a focus on inclusivity and fiscal responsibility.

Saddle Brook Council Plans 9/11 Monument and Tackles Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: During a recent Saddle Brook Town Council meeting, significant initiatives were outlined, including the planning of a 9/11 monument to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the attacks and comprehensive infrastructure improvements. The meeting also featured discussions on park enhancements, sewer system repairs, and community projects.

New Leadership Elected for South Hunterdon School Board Amidst Committee Restructuring

Overview: In a recent meeting of the South Hunterdon School Board, new leadership was established as Michael Shra was elected president, and Ronnie Todd Marino was chosen as vice president. The board also discussed the configuration of its committees and adopted the New Jersey School Board Code of Ethics.