Woodbridge Township, NJ town meetings, recapped weekly. 9 editions in our archive — covering the council, school board, and any other public body Aware tracks for Woodbridge Township. Most recent: Woodbridge Township Mayor and Council adopt utility notice ordinance.
An amendment to Chapter 25 changes notification requirements for utility work that disrupts real property; no one spoke at the public hearing.
Read full edition →Colonia High School Athletics reported that both teams played with 10 after red cards, and Woodbridge had a goal disallowed before overtime.
Read full edition →The girls soccer broadcast opened in Woodbridge with an immediate JFK goal, setting the tone for a rivalry game between Iselin and Colonia.
Read full edition →The Township Council completed the final public step on a Woodbridge street ordinance, then sent the measure to the mayor for approval.
Read full edition →As classes begin, Township officials paired back-to-school wishes with a direct message to drivers: slow down near buses, crosswalks, and students on foot.
Read full edition →The Township Council unanimously adopted a bond ordinance to acquire 73 Main Street for $1.2 million and sent it to the mayor for approval.
Read full edition →At the Board of Education, the superintendent tied a local loss to years of district work with the Marissa Tufaro Foundation.
Read full edition →A public commenter asked Woodbridge Township Board of Education for 10 years of staffing, salary, and student-outcome data — and was told to file records requests.
Read full edition →Patel said the new Metropark Station facility is a $200 million project expected to create 1,000 jobs and expand to full service by late June.
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