Planning Underway for Hanover’s 350th Anniversary Parade and Celebration

Overview: During the Hanover Town Council meeting on November 13, 2025, the primary focus was on the preparations for Hanover Township’s 350th-anniversary parade and celebration, slated for July 2, 2026. The committee engaged in discussions about logistics, partnerships with local organizations, and community involvement in the upcoming event. Additionally, the meeting addressed other topics, including the introduction of a new ordinance related to towing services, successful labor negotiations with the police department, and the approval of resolutions and financial matters.

Hanover Town Council Tackles Public Safety with New Ordinances on E-Bikes and Menacing Dogs

Overview: The Hanover Town Council, during its October 23, 2025 meeting, focused heavily on public safety, addressing the regulation of e-bikes and introducing new measures for managing menacing dogs. The session involved adopting ordinances aimed at enhancing community safety, balancing regulation with education, and ensuring infrastructure improvements across the township.

Hanover Town Council Tackles Traffic Concerns and Food Insecurity in a Lively Meeting

Overview: The Hanover Town Council meeting on October 9th, 2025, was marked by discussions on issues, including traffic safety concerns in the Cedar Knolls area and efforts to address food insecurity among local residents.

Hanover Town Council Approves Key Ordinances Amid Police Promotions and Public Concerns

Overview: The Hanover Town Council convened to address a variety of issues, including the approval of ordinances, the swearing-in and promotion of police officers, and community concerns about planning board appointments. The session was marked by unanimous decisions on legislative matters and a solemn remembrance of the September 11 attacks.

Hanover Town Council Weighs New Affordable Housing Proposal Amidst Public Concerns

Overview: During the Hanover Town Council meeting on August 14, 2025, discussions centered around a revised proposal for the development of affordable senior housing on Richdale Avenue. This modification increases the percentage of affordable units from the previously planned 20% to 30%. The proposed development promises an increase in tax revenue, estimated at $470,000 annually, compared to the earlier project that generated $54,000. However, the project has sparked considerable public debate, with residents expressing concerns about zoning, building height, environmental impacts, and local infrastructure.