Board authorizes PSE&G Treatment Works application for substation holding tank. The Board unanimously authorized Health Officer Devangi Patel to submit an approval application for a 1,000-gallon sanitary holding tank at PSE&G's new Harlingen Class H electrical substation at 151 Trent Place,
Montgomery Planning Board extends major subdivision site plan approval through January 2027. Chair Dave Campeas and the board unanimously extended preliminary and final site plan approval for Harlingen Associates' Route 206 subdivision to January 8, 2027, on a 9-0 vote. The board heard a
Montgomery approves $400,000 for Harlingen sewer improvements. The Township Committee unanimously authorized reallocation of unused bond proceeds from a 2015 ordinance to finance capital improvements including a gravity sewer through the Department of Public Works yard, a sewer line to the EMS
Environmental Commission elects Lynch and Jacob to serve on Open Space Committee. The Montgomery Environmental Commission voted unanimously to appoint Kathy Lynch to the Open Space Committee, with Michelle Jacob as alternate, filling positions left open when Sarah Roberts stepped aside due to a
Zoning Board reorganizes with new leadership structure. The Montgomery Zoning Board of Adjustment elected Paul Blodgett as Chair, Amy Rosenthal as Vice Chair, and Marilyn Blazovsky as Chair Pro Tem, with Matthew Galan appointed Recording Secretary. In a unanimous vote, the board authorized
Montgomery Committee unanimously backs shared services agreements with Rocky Hill for health and animal control. Mayor Neena Singh led the Township Committee in approving three-year pacts for public health and animal control services with Rocky Hill, effective January 1, 2026, representing a
Montgomery Environmental Commission elects leadership for 2026 amid major grant announcements. Mary Reece was unanimously elected as chairperson, with Frank Derby appointed to the Site Plan Subdivision Committee, Greg Kaganowicz to the Master Plan Committee, Sarah Roberts to the Open Space
Montgomery Board of Health elects new officers for 2026. Dr. McGeary was elected president, Dr. Newman vice president, and Dr. Sharma secretary, all unanimously. The board adopted seven resolutions establishing its 2026 operations, including the meeting schedule, notice procedures, and a $12 annual
Planning Board adopts 2025 Stormwater Management Element. The Montgomery Planning Board voted to amend the township master plan by adopting the 2025 Stormwater Management Element at its January 12 reorganization and regular meeting. The board conducted its annual reorganization, including election
Montgomery elects Neena Singh mayor for her third consecutive term with unanimous Committee support. Singh and Deputy Mayor Vincent Barragan were unanimously elected, with Singh outlining 2026 priorities in transportation relief, community health, public safety, and youth development. The Committee