A bond ordinance for the Borough of Hopatcong providing for various 2026 capital improvements, appropriating $1,109,875 and authorizing the issuance of $994,175 in bonds or notes. The plan covers acquisitions of vehicles and equipment for the Department of Public Works, improvements to borough buildings and grounds including upgrades to Nariticong Recreational Fields, and police department and emergency management vehicle, security, and drone equipment upgrades.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
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Mayor and Council of the Borough of Hopatcong Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed various administrative and municipal topics, including an update on upcoming community events, fire inspection processes, and fireworks regulations. Public comments focused on short-term rental ordinances, firework enforcement, and support for the NJ School of Conservation. The council passed resolutions regarding emergency temporary appropriations, the reintroduction of the municipal budget, and various NJDOT infrastructure projects, including resurfacing and catch basin upgrades. Old and new business discussions covered the potential for a cannabis referendum, gas tax escalators, aging water infrastructure, and support for school districts affected by the Highlands Act.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Mayor And Council Of The Borough Of Hopatcong Budget Meeting
The meeting focused on the overview and development of the 2026 municipal budget. Key discussion topics included managing tax levy and appropriation caps, addressing discrepancies in the operating fund cash reconciliation, and navigating a projected tax increase due to rising costs in health insurance, garbage contracts, and contractual salary adjustments. The Council explored potential cost-saving measures, such as exiting the State Health Benefits Plan and changing dental providers. Revenue strategies were also reviewed, including a new tax on short-term rentals, the sale of municipally-owned land, and potential future revenue from cannabis sales. Public commentary regarding concerns over the tax increase and suggestions for further spending reductions were also noted.
