Passaic County Honors Trailblazing Women Leaders at Board of Commissioners Meeting

Overview: The recent Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting was marked by a celebratory acknowledgment of female leaders in the community, in observance of National Women’s History Month. The meeting, held on March 25, 2025, recognized the achievements of four distinguished women who have made contributions to various sectors in the county. The honorees, including Gil Mailoff, Dr. Lori Newell, Alexandria Tacic, and Oshene Castillo, were lauded for their dedication, leadership, and community service.

Passaic City Council Addresses Safety, Illegal Dumping, and Housing Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Passaic City Council tackled several community issues, including traffic safety near schools, illegal dumping, and plans for new housing developments. The council also responded to public concerns about urban development, insurance rates, and community aesthetics.

Passaic County Honors Irish Heritage and Approves 2025 Budget Amid Community Celebrations

Overview: The Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting was highlighted by celebrations of Irish heritage, the honoring of community figures Ursula Eret and Sister Colleen Clare, and the unanimous approval of the 2025 county budget. The meeting also addressed budget appropriation limits and acknowledged the contributions of local nuns and the late community leader Bob Lions.

Passaic County Commissioners Celebrate Kesha T. Dford and Approve Funding for College Improvements

Overview: In a recent Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting held on February 25, the commissioners celebrated the achievements of Kesha T. Dford, the County Superintendent of Schools, in honor of Black History Month and approved significant bond ordinances to finance improvements at Passaic County Community College.

Passaic City Council Tackles Utility Bill Concerns Amid New Energy Initiatives and Celebrations

Overview: During the February 20, 2025 meeting of the Passaic City Council, discussions were dominated by residents’ concerns over rising utility bills and the introduction of a new energy-saving initiative. The meeting also featured celebratory events, including a ceremony for local students and a recognition of a retired firefighter’s milestone birthday.