Teaneck Council Debates Pedestrian Safety and Infrastructure

Overview: In the latest Teaneck Town Council meeting, various community members voiced their concerns, with a strong focus on pedestrian safety, infrastructure improvements, and the swearing-in of new Township Manager Jacqueline Hashmat. Notably, the meeting addressed the potential development of pocket parks, plans for the improvement of Sagamore Park, and updates on numerous infrastructure projects.

Teaneck Town Council Bids Farewell to Longtime Township Manager

Overview: The Teaneck Town Council meeting was marked by tributes and a fond farewell to retiring Township Manager Dean Kazinski, who dedicated 44 years of service to the community. The meeting also saw the introduction of the new Township Manager, Jacqueline Hashmat, and debate over a proposed ordinance allowing backyard chickens in Teaneck.

Teaneck Council Moves to Extend Offer for Township Manager Position

Overview: In a notable development from the latest Teaneck Town Council meeting, the Council has directed the township manager to extend a conditional offer to a candidate for the new Township Manager position. This decision came after a closed session where second-round interviews were conducted. The Council agreed to instruct the township manager to make the offer the following day.

Teaneck Council Addresses Cannabis Regulation and Honors Community Members

Overview: In a gathering, the Teaneck Town Council addressed a range of issues affecting the township. The meeting’s agenda was dominated by debates on regulating cannabis establishments, the recognition of community members for their contributions, and discussions on traffic safety and affordable housing. The council also responded to public comments on various topics.

Teaneck Council Confronts Tree Ordinance Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Teaneck Town Council’s recent meeting addressed a spectrum of issues, from honoring public safety communicators to discussing the introduction of backyard chickens. However, the most pressing topic was the proposed tree removal ordinance which sparked an amount of debate among residents and council members alike. The ordinance, aimed at establishing a uniform process for tree removal and replacement within the township, included provisions for exemptions and potential fees.