Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Leigh Irwin’s organization
Oct 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Kinnelon Borough Mayor and Council Meeting
The meeting included the swearing-in of a new firefighter and addressed public works initiatives, including winter preparedness, the completion of LED lighting upgrades at municipal fields, and updates on water meter installations. The council discussed contract negotiations for shared services with Butler, introduced ordinances concerning trailer and boat storage and water rates, and reviewed the status of memorial plaque projects. Administrative updates involved the transition of the Dial-A-Ride program and the hiring of new personnel for property maintenance and public works. Additionally, the council reviewed library events, food pantry donation needs, upcoming recreational festivities, and sports team achievements.
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Kinnelon Borough Mayor and Council Council Meeting
The Council discussed various community issues, including power outages on Brook Valley Road caused by dead trees and the progress of the subsequent tree removal and paving project. They addressed the tax exemption program for disabled veterans and explored potential state reimbursement options. Updates were provided on the upcoming K-Fest event, recreation facility improvements, library programs, and upcoming environmental and history-related tours. A motion regarding pay raises for school resource officers was proposed and subsequently tabled. Additionally, a member of the public inquired about the nature and requirements of a sober house proposed for the area.
Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Kinnelon Borough Mayor and Council Mayor and Council Meeting
The meeting included a ceremony for the hometown hero program to honor a community member. The Mayor presented a report regarding property tax exemptions for permanently disabled veterans and the resulting financial impact on local municipalities, proposing a resolution to seek support from state and federal leadership. Public works updates focused on upcoming paving projects funded by DOT grants, as well as coordination efforts with utility companies for tree trimming and maintenance. Additionally, the council discussed financial authorization for the purchase of new equipment for Engine 22 to ensure the fire department remains properly equipped.
The committee reviewed grant-funded initiatives, including the Morris County Historic Preservation Trust and the Heritage Commission History Re-Grant Program, discussing building maintenance and potential historical displays. Administrative updates included security protocols for the building, planning for upcoming environmental and community events, and fundraising strategies. The committee also addressed research and collection action plans, service projects involving local community groups, and scheduled historical lectures. A decision was made to authorize the purchase of a scanner, and technology improvements such as public computer subscriptions were evaluated.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
