- Montville Township Reminds Citizens of "Do Not Solicit" List
- JCP&L Rep Addresses Montville Residents
- Montville Township to Spend More than $2 Million on Improvements
- Three New Police Officers Sworn in at Montville Twp Committee Meeting
- Witty Clarifies NJ Jewish News Remarks at Montville Township Committee Meeting
- Paving Projects Announced for Montville Township for May 14
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By TAPINTO MONTVILLE STAFF
June 17, 2018MONTVILLE, NJ – The Township of Montville released information about its no solicitation list, following consternation on the Montville Moms Facebook page regarding door-to-door salespeople who were canvassing the town.
At the Tuesday, June 12 Montville Township Committee meeting, the mayor and committee directed administration to publicly announce to all residents that under the legal ...
MONTVILLE, NJ – Following two winter storms and a surprise May thunderstorm that left many Montville Township residents in the dark for a total of 15 days or more, JCP&L Area Manager John Meehan answered residents’ and township committee members’ questions at the May 22 Montville Township Committee meeting.
“I serve as the point of contact to the governing body of ...
MONTVILLE, NJ – Residents have seen the results of the township committee’s approved capital budget, as paving of roads has taken place township-wide.
Township Administrator Victor Canning approached the committee at the May 22 meeting with the question of whether to cancel authorized debt no longer needed from the 2017 budget, or to use the leftover funds to mill and pave ...
MONTVILLE, NJ – The Montville Township Committee swore in three new police officers at their May 22 meeting.
Patrolman David J. Chieppa was introduced to the assembly by Police Chief Rudy Appelmann and sworn in by Mayor Rich Conklin.
“David has had a keen interest in law enforcement from an early age,” Appelmann told the assembly. “With several family members in law ...
MONTVILLE, NJ – Although approximately 50 people attended the May 8 Montville Township Committee meeting, only two speakers came to the microphone during the public portion to address Committee Member June Witty regarding her recent Facebook post, whereas at past meetings, dozens did so.
In the two committee meetings since the incident, Mayor Richard Conklin had made a statement ...
MONTVILLE, NJ – Montville Township Administrator Victor Canning announced as part of his report to the township committee that milling and paving projects will begin in the township on Monday, May 14.
The projects are anticipated to last approximately three weeks and are weather dependent, the report stated. Work is expected to commence at 8:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Police traffic ...
