Every Sundays edition for Millburn, NJ in 2026. 14 weekly recaps of council, school board, and planning board decisions. Latest in 2026: Committee starts floodway property outreach and buyback review.
Members want a mapped list of vacant and floodway-adjacent parcels, plus a formal letter to owners, as they weigh acquisitions for flood control and open space.
Read full edition →Millburn’s Open Space Trust Fund Advisory Committee wants a working list of vacant and floodway-adjacent parcels, with maps and a draft letter to owners.
Read full edition →The Township Committee unanimously adopted Resolution 26-199, turning away July 23 bids for the Town Hall renovation and addition under state bidding law.
Read full edition →The Township Committee gave final approval to a financing plan for an alternative site redevelopment project, including $21.85 million in bonds or notes.
Read full edition →After a multi-year, resident-driven fight, the committee will relocate a court-mandated 75-family, 100% affordable project from the town
Read full edition →A draft ordinance for the Community Service Award Committee turned into a broader argument over public records, volunteer workload, and how much process small boards should carry.
Read full edition →Ordinance 2758-26 would reorganize tree regulations, update fees and definitions, and require contractor registration before the Township Committee takes it up again.
Read full edition →District leaders said the new SOP framework is meant to cut inconsistencies between schools, protect institutional memory, and give staff a clearer playbook in daily work and emergencies.
Read full edition →Kate Diskin paired a moment of silence for Philip Mistretta with a recommendation to name Jennifer Baldesari principal starting July 1, 2026.
Read full edition →Township leaders say a final parking layout is close, with temporary striping expected within about a week and a fuller street redesign targeted for August.
Read full edition →At the Millburn Board of Education, several speakers asked the district to halt AI in elementary and middle school and cut back on screen-based learning tools.
Read full edition →The Township Committee cleared the way to buy 368 Essex Street, pairing a purchase agreement with a $750,000 appropriation and $650,000 in borrowing.
Read full edition →Steve Grillo and Corine Mahoney are leaving, the board is weighing interim leadership, and Millburn will get back $33,342.16 in unused salary funds.
Read full edition →The board approved hiring Cooper LLC for the Bear Properties litigation and routine legal work. Staff said there was no substantive case update yet, with dates still being held and oral argument timing uncertain.
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