Wyckoff Appoints Roger Lane to Township Committee Amid Public Praise

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Wyckoff Town Council, Roger Lane was appointed to fill a vacancy in the Township Committee until the November 2024 general election’s results are certified. The selection of Lane was a key point of interest, highlighted by affirming statements from his peers regarding his extensive experience in municipal government and his commitment to serving the community with integrity.

Wyckoff Streamlines Vendor Payment Process and Plans Grants Applications

Overview: In a recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting, the council discussed several key items, including the streamlining of vendor payments to improve efficiency, applications for various grants, and the potential extension of a shared service agreement with Glen Rock for Municipal Court staffing. The council also acknowledged the retirement of a committee member and recognized community contributions by local organizations.

Wyckoff Council Member Scott Fisher Resigns Amid Personal Family Matters

Overview: In a recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting, Scott Fisher announced his resignation from the township committee, citing unforeseen family matters that necessitate his departure. This resignation was highlighted by Mayor Tom Madigan as he read Fisher’s letter to the community during the session. Fisher’s departure is significant due to his long-standing service and the impact his vacancy will have on the township committee.

Wyckoff Township Committee Reorganization Sees Peter Melchionne Sworn in as Mayor Amidst Committee Unity Concerns

Overview: In the recent Township of Wyckoff reorganization meeting, Peter Melchionne was sworn in as mayor.

Ordinances Passed and High School Football Teams Honored at Wyckoff Town Council Meeting

Overview: At the latest Wyckoff Town Council meeting, several ordinances were passed, and the Ramapo High School and White C Raiders senior football teams were recognized for their successful 2023 seasons. These actions took center stage as Council members also addressed routine administrative matters and acknowledged the retirement of long-serving Township registrar, Mary Ellen Taff.