Check out the agenda for the committee meeting at 8 p.m.
The Millburn Township Committee will meet tonight at 8 on the second floor of Millurn Town Hall. An agenda is attached as a pdf. The committee wil review and adopt the Downtown Millburn Development Alliance's budget. At the Feb. 5 meeting, the DMDA's current president, Gina Colabelli, and past president, John Buchholz, presented a project budget close to last year's at $265,928.
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Here's what is on the agenda in Millburn-Short Hills this week.
On Tuesday, the Millburn Township Committee will meet at 8 p.m. on the second floor of Millurn Town Hall. The pool concession contract will be announced as well as appointments to the art advisory committee and enviromental commission. An agenda is attached as a pdf. If you are looking for something to do this week, here are some events to check out around town. If you have anything going on in town add them to our events' page.
The organization presents its 2013 budget to the Township Committee at Tuesday's meeting.
The Downtown Millburn Development Alliance presented the organization's 2013 budget at this week's Township Committee meeting, Tuesday Feb. 5. The DMDA's current president, Gina Colabelli, and past president, John Buchholz, presented a project budget close to last year's at $265,928, according to the Millburn-Short Hills Item. Committeeman Thomas McDermott noted the DMDA saved $65,000 because of a reorganization, the Item reported. Sidewalk sweeping and maintenance went up to $15,000 from last year's $3,750. A final DMDA budget will be presented with a public hearing at the March 5 Committee meeting.
Robert Tillotson declines deputy mayor nomination, W. Theodore Bourke elected for the position.
Millburn's Township Committee decided to maintain the status quo and re-elected Sandra Haimoff as mayor at Wednesday night's re-organization meeting. "I would like to thank the committee for re-electing me as chairman of the committee for another year," Mayor Haimoff said. The returning mayor started her tenth year on the committee after being sworn in. Robert Tillotson was the only committee member that voted against Haimoff's re-election as mayor and declined a nomination as deputy mayor. Tillotson said he could not give the mayor his full support. Therefore, he said, it would be inappropriate for him to serve as deputy mayor. Committee member W. Theodore Bourke nominated him for the post. After Tillotson’s declined the post, the …
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The Township Committee and residents voice their concerns about JCP&L after Superstorm Sandy.
Millburn officials will explore all power utility options because the lack of communication between the township and Jersey Central Power and Light, Mayor Sandra Haimoff said at Tuesday night's committee meeting. "We need to get all the towns in New Jersey that subscribe to JCP&L together to ask the state legislature, Senate and Assembly, to take action against the Board of Power and Utilities, First Energy and JCP&L," Haimoff said. During power restoration, the electric company assigned a contact person to provide the township with information after multiple complaints, the committee explained. However, the contact only provided little or inaccurate information, according to the mayor. "We were as frustrated as all of our residents who…
6:18 pm on Tuesday, December 4, 2012
I am so disappointed!! I Understood the meeting was cancelled because representatives from JCP&L were not going to be present. more ›
Check out the agenda here for the 8 p.m. meeting.
Do you have questions for the committee tonight? Let your neighbors know in the comments!
11:20 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Couldn't make it to the meeting tonight, could someone give us some info on what's discussed? more ›
Check out the agenda here.
The Township committee will meet at tonight at 8 on the second floor of Town Hall. Paul Ryan Comes to Short Hills: The nominee of the Republican party for vice president visits a Short Hills resident's house. State Says: Short Hills Man Stole Dentist's Identity: Authorities said a dentist who was banned from practicing stole the identity of a deceased dentist and continued to treat patients before he was arrested this week. Sunday Short Hills Fire Ruled Accidental: Cost of damages still unknown. Car Crashes into Morris Ave. Home: Two members of family sent to hospital following accident.
The Township Committee is set to meet at 8 p.m. on the second floor of Town Hall.
Attached is the agenda for residents to review.
What's on the agenda in Millburn and Short Hills this week.
This week in town, there are a few meetings around town to keep residents busy. Tonight, Millburn's Board of Education Meeting is scheduled for 7:45 p.m in Education Center, 434 Millburn Ave. This will be the first meeting with the board's new agenda allowing public comment to discuss any issue earlier in the meeting. Please see attached PDF for details. Lackawanna Coalition Meeting is also scheduled to meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. on the second floor of Town Hall. On Tuesday, the Township Committee is set to meet at 8 p.m. on the second floor of Town Hall. Agenda to come.
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This letter represents the Millburn Police dispatchers.
Did you know? We hope you will join us in our fight to keep your Police Dispatch, First Aid, and 911 Services right here where they belong…in Millburn/Short Hills. If you agree with us, kindly sign our petition online at http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/save-millburn-short-hills-dispatch-services/. Should you have any questions, you may email us at savemillburnshorthills911@gmail.com You can also “like” us on our Facebook page, “Save Millburn/Short Hills Dispatch Services”
4:12 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The squads members should be at the October 9th meeting along with township residents! more ›
karen varela
10:52 am on Monday, January 7, 2013
Yes your daughter Freida( who I work with at school 5) chats about you and your accomplishments...keep up the good work and congratulations...you are a dynamic woman mother and grandma more ›