Paterson Starts $1.8 Million Foot-Patrol Program in Business Corridors
Paterson has begun adding off-duty officers to selected commercial corridors through a $1.8 million UEZ-funded foot-patrol program.
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Atlantic City tourism-district police unit gets $2 million extension through October
The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority approved a $2 million agreement with Atlantic City to continue the Tourism District Policing Unit through October 2026.
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Union’s Arts Center and Library complex sets theater, concerts and blood drive
Union’s Arts Center and Library complex at 1980 Morris Avenue is scheduled to host a July theater production, two summer concerts and an August blood drive while the township develops a draft safety plan focused on areas near schools.
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Middlesex Water Announces About $10 Million in South Plainfield Infrastructure Investment
Middlesex Water Company says it will invest approximately $10 million in water infrastructure serving South Plainfield and Carteret, but the company has not disclosed the local allocation, project list or construction schedule.
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Wenonah residents face Aug. 1 tax and water-sewer deadlines as 2026 ordinances remain on borough agenda
Wenonah mailed property-tax and water/sewer bills with Aug. 1, 2026, due dates while its 2026 archive lists ordinances involving affordable housing, a fire vehicle, development fees and a capital bond.
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Old Tappan school addition moves toward summer 2026 construction after state approval
The TBD addition project received New Jersey Department of Education approval in March and is scheduled to continue through summer 2027.
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Hampton Borough delays mailing of third-quarter 2026 tax bills
Hampton Borough said third-quarter 2026 tax bills had not been issued by Aug. 1. The payment deadline will be extended and printed on the bills.
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W. Red Bank Avenue closure set for Inspira Sky-Bridge removal in Woodbury
Woodbury Police scheduled a daytime closure of W. Red Bank Avenue from July 20 through July 24, 2026, while the Inspira Sky-Bridge is removed.
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Millstone Township schedules Aug. 19 hearing on conservation easement at 3 Preston Drive
Millstone Township has introduced Ordinance 26-14, which would accept a conservation easement covering part of Block 38, Lot 4.01 at 3 Preston Drive. A public hearing is scheduled for Aug. 19, 2026.
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Newark Begins North Ward Park Improvements After Six Years of Preparation
Construction has begun on a long-prepared Newark North Ward park project, moving the public-space investment from planning into its next phase.
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Leonia, Teaneck sign cooperation framework as borough advances flood-resilience work
Leonia and Teaneck have signed a memorandum of understanding, while Leonia pursues an NJIT flooding analysis and additional EPA grant support for stormwater infrastructure.
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NJ seeks developer for mixed-income housing redevelopment at Linden train station
The NJEDA issued a request for qualifications and proposals to purchase or lease and redevelop the commuter parking lot at Linden’s NJ TRANSIT station.
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Lyndhurst commits to Bergen County housing and community-development programs through 2030
Lyndhurst will continue participating in Bergen County’s CDBG, HOME and ESG entitlement programs, preserving eligibility for future housing, infrastructure and public-service funding.
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U.S. World Cup Host Cities Seek FIFA Payments After June 11–July 19 Tournament
U.S. cities that hosted 2026 World Cup matches are seeking reported $1 million legacy payments from FIFA while disputing transport, security and other public costs.
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Edison Restores Municipal Operations After Budget Impasse Furloughed 360 Workers
Edison Township approved temporary emergency funding on July 23 after a budget impasse furloughed 360 workers and disrupted permitting, municipal court operations, recreation programs and the splash park.
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Englishtown councilman arrested in alleged extortion and threats case
An Englishtown councilman was arrested and charged June 22 in a case involving alleged theft by extortion and terroristic threats, according to prosecutors.
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Far Hills remains under court review over its affordable-housing obligations
A March 11 New Jersey court filing documents Far Hills’ ongoing affordable-housing compliance process, but does not set a final unit obligation or approve construction.
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Hainesport receives $144,470 NJDOT grant to resurface Patriot Way
Hainesport Township is listed for a $144,470 FY2026 New Jersey Department of Transportation grant to resurface Patriot Way, but no construction schedule has been announced.
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Chester school board posts Aug. 5 retreat notice and 2026-27 budget materials
The Chester School District has posted an annual Board of Education retreat notice dated Aug. 5, 2026, along with 2026-27 school-year notices and an advertised budget.
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Construction begins on 54,000-square-foot industrial project in Piscataway
Levin Management Corp. has begun construction on an approximately 54,000-square-foot industrial project in Piscataway. The tenant, job count, cost and completion date have not been disclosed in the approved reporting.
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Roxbury school board schedules August 17 meeting as district prepares for 2026-27 year
The Roxbury Township Board of Education has scheduled its next regular public meeting for August 17 at Lincoln/Roosevelt Auditorium in Succasunna.
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West New York schools approve 2026-27 town service agreements
West New York’s school board approved a broad package of town service agreements for security, transportation, facilities and a future recreation site.