The board meeting primarily focused on land use applications and resolutions. Key topics included the approval of several resolutions regarding property modifications, specifically a boathouse replacement, a dock reconfiguration, and a side-yard deck construction. The meeting also addressed correspondence, escrow refunds, a review of the bills list, and a presentation concerning a property application involving the size and placement of a shed and a deck, with neighbors raising concerns about compliance with previous board instructions.
Aug 13, 2026
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The meeting included a moment of silence for a former mayor, followed by committee reports covering paving projects, the Hopatcong America 250 event, fire department updates, and the senior of the year award. Discussions were held regarding property redevelopment, real estate sales, and a white-collar labor contract. A specific resolution regarding the replacement of a main line was addressed. During public comment, concerns were raised about camera positioning during recordings, water facility security, the implementation of flock cameras, and expenditures related to landscaping services.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting
Hopatcong Borough Council Council Meeting
The meeting featured proclamations honoring a local resident for entering military service and naming the Citizen of the Year. The Mayor provided updates on various municipal activities, including senior events, recent severe storm damage, and the subsequent restoration efforts performed by JCPNL. The council also addressed the receipt of several grants for water infrastructure, opioid settlement funds, recycling initiatives, and road paving projects.
Jan 7, 2026·Board meeting
Council Reorganization Meeting
The meeting commenced with the official recognition of the meeting's proper advertisement and included the Pledge of Allegiance followed by a moment of silence. The proceedings involved the formal swearing-in of newly elected Council Members Anthony Bonjovani and Jonathan Taylor, administered by Assemblyman Mike Ganamore. Following the oaths, statements were made by the newly sworn members regarding their commitment to the borough and its residents. Father Peter delivered an invocation asking for wisdom and guidance for the governing body, specifically blessing the new council members. The council then proceeded to elect a new council president, resulting in Steve Kusovc being voted in after a tie-breaking vote by the Mayor. The Mayor subsequently delivered an address, emphasizing gratitude for borough employees across all departments, including Public Works, Water, Sewer, Recreation, Police, Ambulance Squad, Finance, and Zoning/Construction, detailing significant accomplishments from 2025 such as extensive roadway paving, infrastructure repairs, high police activity statistics (including DWI arrests and deer-related incidents), outstanding ambulance response times with life-saving measures, high tax collection rates, and increased zoning/building permit processing.
