Cedar Grove Council Approves New Rent Control, Paving Projects, and Zoning Amendments

Overview: The Cedar Grove Town Council meeting saw the introduction and unanimous approval of several ordinances, including one that sets the maximum rent increase for 2026 at 3.6%. The council also addressed numerous infrastructure projects, approved plans for enhanced zoning regulations, and discussed upcoming community events and initiatives.

Cedar Grove School Board Discusses Health Benefits Changes Amid Rising Costs

Overview: At the recent Cedar Grove School Board meeting, the board addressed several topics, including upcoming changes to the district’s prescription drug program, reports on various school activities, and ongoing planning for a future referendum. The board also heard from student representatives who shared updates on school events and initiatives.

Cedar Grove Welcomes Three New Police Officers Amidst Significant Department Changes

Overview: During the recent Cedar Grove Town Council meeting, the spotlight was firmly on the swearing-in of three new police officers, Mitchell Erie, Cayenne Powell, and Edward Daly. This ceremony was part of broader departmental changes, including a recent promotional ceremony. Additionally, the council recognized Diane Nichollet for her nearly 30 years of volunteer service, abolished the health advisory council via ordinance, and provided updates on local infrastructure projects and upcoming community events.

Cedar Grove Town Council Approves Infrastructure Projects, Receives Opioid Settlement Funds

Overview: The Cedar Grove Town Council meeting focused on significant infrastructure projects, approval of substantial resolutions, and receipt of funds from a national opioid settlement. The meeting also addressed community engagement, youth programs, and updates on various town initiatives.

Cedar Grove Approves Additional Funding for North End Firehouse Legal Counsel

Overview: The Cedar Grove Town Council meeting focused on several important resolutions, including the approval of an additional $50,000 allocation for legal counsel related to the North End Firehouse demolition and reconstruction project. This decision was part of a broader effort to ensure the project’s efficient completion. Alongside this, the council addressed various budget modifications, infrastructure plans, and community initiatives.