Milltown Borough Council Addresses Noise Concerns, Park Improvements, and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The most recent Milltown Borough Council meeting addressed a variety of topics, including the significant public disturbance concerns related to events at St@@@ Paul’s, proposed park improvements and the potential removal of trees, personnel actions for the municipal court, and various infrastructure projects such as the paving of Main Street and the potential acquisition of property for open space. Additionally, the council discussed administrative matters such as the issuing of dog and cat licenses, upcoming local events, and the introduction of new ordinances.

Middlesex County Board of Elections Discusses Redistricting, Voter Experience, and Poll Worker Training

Overview: In a session, the Middlesex County Board of Elections tackled a range of issues from redistricting discrepancies to enhancing the voter experience. The board unanimously approved adjustments to the district lines in Carlin Park, Highland Park. Amidst administrative reports and public comments, concerns were raised over transportation accessibility to meeting locations. The meeting also spotlighted the importance of poll worker training, with proposals to implement signage near voting machines and mandatory refresher courses for poll workers to ensure procedural accuracy and improve the overall voting process.

Middlesex County Joint Insurance Fund Emphasizes Compliance and Financial Efficiency, Welcomes New Executive Director

Overview: The Middlesex County Joint Insurance Fund (JIF) concluded its recent meeting with a series of key resolutions and discussions that will shape the organization’s direction in 2024. The meeting saw the unanimous selection of Harry Delgado as the new chairman and Joe Zang as the secretary, along with the welcoming of Barbara Murphy as the incoming executive director for the following year. The JIF also underscored the importance of safety compliance, particularly in fire departments, and recognized the financial strides made in 2023 with a positive cash situation and savings. Additionally, the meeting addressed concerns over meeting attendance and the transition to in-person gatherings.

Milltown Borough Council Honors Dedication and Service, Discusses Public Safety and Utility Fees

Overview: In a notable acknowledgment of public service, the Milltown Borough Council honored several members for their commitment and contributions to the community. Councilwoman Marvin O’Donnell, Councilman James Paretti, and Mayor Trina received recognition for their years of service to Milltown. The council members’ departure marked a transition for the borough as the meeting also addressed topics, including public safety, utility fees, and community events.

Milltown Borough Council Approves New Appointments and Addresses Infrastructure and Safety Plans

Overview: In a development at the Milltown Borough Council meeting, new councilmen Gary Posnanski and Frank Mano, along with George Murray as Mayor, were sworn into office. This change in leadership followed the certification of election results and was accompanied by the swearing-in of key law enforcement officers, including Chief of Police Christopher Johnson. Furthermore, the council addressed several resolutions, including the controversial removal of the business administrator, the appointment of part-time officials, and the creation of working subcommittees. The public comments period highlighted council members’ commitments to safety and infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing Milltown’s appeal.