The Council meeting involved a swearing-in ceremony for a new council member at large, followed by presentations of certificates of recognition to the local Little League softball team for their tournament achievements. Reports covered updates on park improvements, grants, the upcoming budget process, and various community events and initiatives. The Council also held a public hearing and subsequent adoption of an ordinance to prohibit data centers as a land use in all zoning districts within the borough.
Sep 1, 2026·
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The council discussed a personnel matter during an executive session. A certificate of recognition was awarded for a recent Eagle Scout project completed at the community garden. The primary focus of the meeting was a detailed presentation on the new Environmental Resource Inventory, covering topics such as land use, climate trends, geological features, and water resources. The council reviewed the project's funding and discussed future requirements for grant certification, including the adoption of the inventory into the master plan.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Tinton Falls Borough Council Council Meeting
The council meeting focused on the presentation of the 2026 municipal budget. Key discussion topics included an overview of the borough's financial position, tax rate projections, and an explanation of the revenue and appropriation structures, including state aid, shared services, and fund balance utilization. The borough engineer also presented the capital section of the budget, detailing infrastructure and equipment investment plans.
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
Borough Council of Tinton Falls Regular Meeting
The Borough Council meeting featured recognition ceremonies for local educators. Key legislative actions included the introduction of an ordinance to amend administrative fees for special duty assignments. The council authorized the award of various professional service contracts for the upcoming year, encompassing engineering, labor and bond counsel, financial consulting, auditing, planning, and sewer system maintenance. Additionally, the council approved a shared services agreement with the county for emergency medical services, authorized several property easements for drainage and other purposes, appointed various liaisons and representatives, approved compensated absence benefits for departing staff, and certified the payment of municipal bills.
