Passaic County Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Honors for Community Leaders

Overview: In a meeting rich with cultural pride and community recognition, the Passaic County Board of Commissioners focused on celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, recognizing influential figures and organizations that contribute to the county’s diverse population.

Passaic County Commissioners Honor Golf Course Staff and Highlight Ovarian Cancer Awareness

Overview: In a detailed session held on September 24, 2024, the Passaic County Board of Commissioners recognized the achievements of its golf course staff, delved into the importance of ovarian cancer awareness, and celebrated the youth’s engagement in county governance. The meeting saw proclamations honoring golf course staff for their exceptional service and a discussion on ovarian cancer awareness.

Passaic County Approves Extensive Park and Historic Preservation Funding Amid ADA Compliance Push

Overview: The recent Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting focused on approving significant funding for park improvements and historic preservation projects. The meeting also highlighted efforts to ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and celebrated the awarding of scholarships to local students.

Passaic County Advances Labor and Food Security Initiatives Amid Community Celebrations

Overview: The Passaic County Board of Commissioners held a meeting focused on advancing significant labor policies and addressing food insecurity, while also celebrating local achievements in education and sports. Public hearings on a project labor agreement and responsible contractor policy were central to the meeting, alongside initiatives for Hunger Awareness Month and recognitions of local baseball and academic accomplishments.

Passaic County Advances Key Urban Redevelopment and Parks Expansion

Overview: The Passaic County Board of Commissioners met recently to deliberate on a range of significant urban development initiatives and oversee progress on community-enhancing projects. The session’s focal points included discussions on the relinquishment of reverter rights on properties earmarked for residential development, a $12 million project for a new park—marking the first in the county since the 1970s—and the Main Avenue Redevelopment plan, alongside addressing public safety concerns on Mount Prospect Avenue.