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Asst. Supt. of Special Services said the department has already fully complied in five of the nine areas that previous audits had revealed as lacking. Most of the changes were to department processes and procedures, and centered on a lack of paperwork. “We are already more than halfway there.”

Mayor Sheena Collum said leaders needed to monitor and respond to actions taken on SALT deductions, the Gateway Tunnel project, low-income housing tax credits, mass deportations and more.

54 individuals have received some kind of supportive services since the township’s partnership with Collaborative Support Programs of NJ began in May, with 19 people being helped in October.

Mayor Nancy Adams: “Let’s take inspiration from their example, and let’s dedicate ourselves to building a community and a country worthy of their sacrifices not just with our words but with our actions.”

From Maplewood Township: November 23rd is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day and to…

In the lead-up to the election and before the presidential race was called, voters supporting both major parties expressed concern about the outcome of the race and how it has impacted their mental health.

“When you’re ready, do what so many in our community always do, get involved, work hard to make a difference whether locally in Maplewood or elsewhere in our country.” — Mayor Nancy Adams

Due to delays in the delivery of traffic signal equipment, upgrades to 11 intersections in Maplewood and South Orange may not be completed until 2026.

Proponents say the sale of the water utility is the best option to make costly infrastructure upgrades, retire debt, and manage rate increases while maintaining water quality. Opponents raise concerns about NJAW being a publicly traded company and loss of control.

A referendum is on the November 5 ballot in South Orange, asking residents to…