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Flemington Borough Council Approves $300K Redevelopment Area Bond for ...
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County Officials Speak About Flooding Concerns and Planning for Emergency ...
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Flemington Borough Council Approves Municipal Budget
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An Open Invite to GOP Primary Candidates for Flemington Mayor to participate in ...
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Raritan Township Introduces 2022 Budget With Slight Tax Increase
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Local Resident Hired in New FCP Role, Administrator of Neighborhood ...
By RIKKI MASSAND
May 20, 2022FLEMINGTON, NJ - The Flemington Borough Council approved a non-recourse redevelopment bond in a principal amount of $300,000 for the Courthouse Square project.
Borough redevelopment attorney Andrew Brewer explained that this Redevelopment Area Bond (known as a RAB) amount represents a part of the financial agreement for the Courthouse Square project, undertaken by Flemington Center Urban ...
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - Hunterdon County Board Director John E. Lanza explained the takeaways of his meeting with Gov. Phil Murphy in Lambertville prior to the commissioner meeting May 3.
Lanza said he has hopes state and federal officials can partner on efforts to make New Jersey’s communities more resilient. He announced that the state has new methods to partner with local governments ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - The Flemington Borough Council voted unanimously to approve the municipal budget for 2022.
Total general appropriations equal just under $7 million, precisely $6,942,309. This is an increase over the final 2021 budgeted amount of $6,527,444.
The operating budget’s borough salaries and wages total $2,500,296, up from the final 2021 line of $2,493,961, with the borough ...
Marcia Karrow, Robert Shore
Candidates for Flemington Borough Mayor
Thomas Jefferson said, "An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people."
In the spirit of those wise words from Jefferson, TAPinto is willing to once again sponsor a Candidate Forum for ...
RARITAN TWP, NJ - The Raritan Township Committee introduced its 2022 Budget during its May 3 meeting.
The budget will include a minimal increase in property taxes, as the average home will be paying only $7.86 more this year in municipal taxes.
According to Mayor Scott MacDade, the committee attempted to keep tax increases low while continuing to invest in public safety and strong ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - Flemington Borough Council conducted a job interview for a key role in community development and planning at its meeting April 25.
New Flemington resident Kyle Rudgers was interviewed and subsequently approved for hire by the borough council. He will serve as the administrator of the grant program funding Flemington Borough was awarded in 2021 from the New Jersey Department of ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - Flemington Borough Council President Jeremy Long presented samples of the new blue parking and wayfinding signage, which are being thoroughly reviewed before they are posted around town.
The Neighborhood Preservation Program Grant that Flemington Borough received provides some funding toward the new signage, for placemaking as well as destination and visitor preparedness in ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - Flemington Borough is now declared a Stigma-Free municipality, and the county seat is in a unique position to help all members of the community seeking resources if they are experiencing problems related to mental health or substance abuse.
Members of Prevention Resources Inc. joined the Flemington Borough Council this week for the approval of a stigma-free resolution to ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - The April 25 Flemington Borough Council meeting began with an update on the Courthouse Square project on historic Main Street with the news that 82 Main Street has been demolished.
Mayor Betsy Driver explained that there was a redevelopment committee meeting with Courthouse Square project officials, including engineering personnel from Flemington Borough and the ...
RARITAN TWP, NJ - The April 19 Raritan Township Committee meeting featured a discussion on what procedures should be carried out by the Historic Committee before the town can issue a permit for demolition.
The discussion, which was apparently born from a case where a historic structure was at least partially demolished while the various boards were preoccupied, was mostly led by ...