Livingston Township, NJ town meetings, recapped weekly. 16 editions in our archive — covering the council, school board, and any other public body Aware tracks for Livingston Township. Most recent: Livingston Township Board of Education details summer school work.
The Livingston Township Board of Education heard about 33 classroom hires, building repairs and network changes intended to improve security.
Read full edition →The Annie Tober 365 Foundation reported swabbing 700 Livingston High School graduating seniors over three years and outlined plans for October cookie sales.
Read full edition →The township marked the 80th anniversary of India’s independence by declaring August 15 India Independence Day and pointing to Livingston Indian-American community.
Read full edition →A separate vote cleared the legal framework for a 226-unit mixed-use project at 19, 43, and 45 South Livingston Avenue.
Read full edition →The board unanimously approved a first-floor addition at 587 Beacon Avenue, clearing the way for a fifth bedroom at an existing licensed group home.
Read full edition →Livingston Township Council moved Ordinance 19-2026 from introduction to final adoption, authorizing $2,950,000 for work on the township water utility system.
Read full edition →Livingston set a September 14 hearing on sewer borrowing and approved new sewer and water utility rules after public hearings drew no comments.
Read full edition →A recusal pulled one redevelopment resolution off consent, and four council members then approved the transfer tied to 45 Partners Urban Renewal LLC.
Read full edition →After the Township Manager’s report, several Livingston officials each said they had nothing further to add, leaving that stretch of the meeting without new business.
Read full edition →Two utility ordinances now head to public hearings on August 11, 2026, setting up the next council vote on Livingston water and sewer charges.
Read full edition →A derelict house on Burnet Street can come down after the board unanimously approved a two-lot subdivision and related bulk variance relief.
Read full edition →Ordinance 24-2026 passed on a unanimous vote, clearing the transfer of township property described as no longer needed for public purposes.
Read full edition →Livingston adopted one traffic ordinance and introduced another, setting up a new parking restriction on the dead end of Shadelon Drive for a later vote.
Read full edition →The Livingston Township Board of Education reviewed what must be designed, priced, and submitted if voters are asked to decide a facilities plan on April 27.
Read full edition →Public comment centered on who pays for the school referendum, what state aid might cover, and how building plans fit with recent staffing cuts.
Read full edition →After a state-required revision, the council reopened the budget process, took no public comment on the amendment, and approved the township’s 2026 spending plan.
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