Long Hill Township Residents Voice Concerns Over Development Project and PSCG Modernization Plans

Overview: In a recent Long Hill Town Council meeting, concerns were raised by residents about a local development project and the Public Service Electric and Gas Company’s (PSEG) plans for gas infrastructure modernization.

Watchung Hills School Board Addresses Graduation Readiness and Construction Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Watchung Hills School Board concentrated on a range of topics, including the school’s infrastructure improvements, the New Jersey graduation proficiency assessment results, and the success of student-led initiatives. The board highlighted the impressive donation of $536.38 to the Somerset County Food Bank by the class of 2024, using leftover lunch account funds. Furthermore, the ongoing construction projects, such as the completion of the nurses’ suite, substantial changes in the gym and steam lab, and the installation of a new fiber optic cable, were outlined with an emphasis on their progress and the strategies in place to minimize disruption to learning activities.

Long Hill Zoning Board Delves into Conflict of Interest and Bylaws Update

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Long Hill Zoning Board focused on the intricacies of conflict of interest policies and the need to update its bylaws.

Long Hill Council Debates Food Truck Regulations Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council meeting saw a discussion on the regulation of food trucks. The meeting also included recognitions for local sports teams and Eagle Scouts, discussions on capital improvement projects, and updates on township services.

Long Hill Town Council Discusses Budget Allocations and Affordable Housing Strategy

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council meeting on June 25, 2025, was dominated by discussions on the 2025 budget allocations and the township’s strategy to meet its affordable housing obligations. A focus was on Ordinance 572-25, which involves capital improvements with a budget of over $2 million, the introduction of the 2025 municipal budget, and plans to address affordable housing requirements, including new developments and strategies to increase revenue from commercial properties.