Every Sundays edition for Jackson Township, NJ in 2026. 9 weekly recaps of council, school board, and planning board decisions. Latest in 2026: Jackson Township Councilman Pollock criticizes political conduct and enforcement.
At the Jackson Township Council, Pollock linked recurring neighborhood complaints to concerns about enforcement and asked for more attention to residents’ issues.
Read full edition →A December 8 ballot question would redirect $7.7868 million from expiring debt payments to school operations, with no net tax impact, according to the district.
Read full edition →Council adopted Resolution 246-2026 as a symbolic appeal to state leaders, saying New Jersey’s immigration trust directive puts law enforcement, public safety, and taxpayers at risk.
Read full edition →A unanimous vote denied Pine View Apartments’ 2024 rent increase request and ordered affected rents reset to 2023 levels, with reimbursement for increases collected in 2024 through 2026.
Read full edition →A resident’s complaints about Brookwood roads and parking landed on the same night council introduced Ordinance 2026-30 on unhitched trailers.
Read full edition →Administrators laid out three district goals, then board members pressed for specifics on attendance, student support, and how progress will be measured.
Read full edition →At the 50th annual Jackson Day, council members celebrated turnout and logistics, then raised a new idea: commemorating Christa McAuliffe at the former school site.
Read full edition →After adding four discipline matters to the agenda, the board approved three returns to Jackson High School and one immediate expulsion.
Read full edition →Across recent council meetings, Mayor Cune used his remarks to sketch Jackson’s to-do list, from tax foreclosures and park rules to staffing and rink upgrades.
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