Tinton Falls Council Adopts 2024 Municipal Budget

Overview: In a recent Tinton Falls Borough Council meeting, the most significant event was the adoption of the 2024 Municipal Budget. The council also introduced an ordinance to amend building and housing codes related to lead-based paint hazard inspections for rental dwellings, and paid tribute to a local resident instrumental in Arbor Day and Earth Day celebrations.

Tinton Falls Council Tackles Landfill Odor Complaint System

Overview: In a concerted effort to address persistent odor issues emanating from the local landfill, the Tinton Falls Borough Council recently convened to discuss a comprehensive strategy for improving the odor complaint response system. The discussions centered on enhancing technological solutions, implementing a more transparent complaint process, and expediting the construction of a gas processing plant.

Freehold Regional School Board Mourns Losses, Discusses Budget and Retirements

Overview: The Freehold Regional School Board recently addressed the loss of two esteemed members of their educational community, the impending retirement of their business administrator, and the challenges of the final budget year under the S2 funding cuts. The board paid tribute to Carolyn Hart, a beloved social studies and psychology teacher at Marlboro High School, and Dr. Rocco Tazik, former superintendent of the Freehold Borough Schools. Both individuals were commemorated for their contributions and dedication to education.

Tinton Falls Council Unveils Road Program for 2024

Overview: In a recent Tinton Falls Borough Council meeting, the council presented a robust plan for the borough’s largest-ever Road program, set to invest approximately $4 million in road improvements for the year 2024. This ambitious initiative takes precedence in the array of topics discussed, including the 2024 budget presentation, financial updates, and community projects.

Tinton Falls Council Adopts New Traffic Ordinance, Addresses Landfill Concerns

Overview: The Tinton Falls Borough Council meeting on February 20th, 2024, was marked by the adoption of an ordinance altering traffic jurisdiction and A discussion on landfill issues. The newly adopted ordinance amends the borough code, affecting private properties under title 39 jurisdiction. Additionally, the meeting saw a resident raising concerns about a landfill issue, leading to a debate over the possibility of a makeup hearing with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).