Nancy Adams

“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

While the U.S. Presidential contest was not called until early morning on Wednesday, local…

The following statement is from Maplewood Mayor Nancy Adams and Malia Herman (visit the…

Numbers released by the state in October require the township to build 216 affordable housing units in the next 10 years.

“We’ll be reaching out to the prospective owners of the movie theater property to talk with them about what they’re thinking of doing there and how that fits with our redevelopment plan that’s in process.” — Mayor Nancy Adams

Committee members agreed to the measure as the township continues to study traffic & pedestrian safety on Prospect.

“We don’t want to impose more fees on our residents, but the world is changing. Climate change is happening, infrastructure is aging, and we need to be able to keep our residents safe.” — TC member Deborah Engel

However, commuters asked for immediate, tangible solutions: “Amtrak cannot replace these wires overnight. What I would like as a commuter is a real contingency plan.”

“This is a way in which we can do our due diligence as a municipality to be sure that if a property has historic preservation potential, we have time to review it,” said TC member Vic De Luca.

Deputy Mayor Jamaine Cripe, who ran on a ticket with Adams, will not be on the ballot in November.