Old Bridge Township Zoning Board Approves Key Variance for Rebuilding Fire-Damaged Barn

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Old Bridge Township Zoning Board, a development was the approval of a variance to rebuild a fire-damaged barn. The board also discussed the installation of an LED billboard and the adoption of updated zoning regulations.

Old Bridge Township Council Faces Criticism Over Zoning Board Conduct and Utility Service Praise

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting on March 17, 2026, tackled numerous issues, from zoning board conduct and utility service improvements to housing initiatives and public concerns. Residents voiced grievances about local governance, while the council recognized community achievements and addressed pressing municipal matters.

Old Bridge Township Planning Board Addresses Affordable Housing Needs Amid Ongoing Developments

Overview: The recent Old Bridge Township Planning Board meeting addressed the township’s affordable housing obligations, focusing on both the current and future needs. The board reviewed plans to meet these obligations through multiple housing projects, discussed the township’s housing credits, and engaged in dialogue regarding electronic and paper evidence in board proceedings.

Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees Addresses Fraudulent Check Incident and Cleaning Challenges.

Overview: The Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees meeting was marked by a issue involving an attempted theft of $15,000 through check fraud, coupled with concerns over inadequate cleaning services and efforts to renovate library spaces. The board also addressed personnel changes and strategic improvements for library operations.

Old Bridge School Board Discusses Bond Refinancing, Leadership Changes, and Personnel Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Old Bridge School Board, discussions centered around the refinancing of school bonds, leadership transitions, and challenges in managing personnel. The board outlined plans to refinance bonds issued in 2002, aiming to save over $568,000. Meanwhile, Andrew Lewis announced his departure as Board President, making way for the new president, Ryan Soen. The board also addressed ongoing personnel challenges, including managing medical leaves and hiring school nurses.