Montclair Township, NJ town meetings, recapped weekly. 9 editions in our archive — covering the council, school board, and any other public body Aware tracks for Montclair Township. Most recent: Montclair Council tables 16 Miller Street acquisition.
The council paused an ordinance to acquire 16 Miller Street, leaving the property decision unresolved while other capital and code changes kept moving.
Read full edition →After testimony on engineering and parking, the Board told the applicant to return on September 14, 2026 with revisions on access, sidewalks, queuing, and spillover parking.
Read full edition →After residents pressed the issue, the Council unanimously authorized divestment and said staff are already seeking proposals from other banks.
Read full edition →Two concept plans are finally on the table, but the Complete Street Oversight Board still needs a public airing before Glen Ridge Avenue can move to engineering.
Read full edition →The Township Council cleared the way for an affordable-housing redevelopment process at 14 Miller Street, using a rehabilitation designation to shape who can buy and build there.
Read full edition →A proposed 7,700-square-foot swim school at 580 Valley Road opened to public scrutiny over parking, traffic, design, and how the site would fit its neighborhood.
Read full edition →The council marked Susan E. Herby’s death by tracing her disability-rights work in Montclair and pointing to a permanent memorial now being planned at Edgemont Memorial Park.
Read full edition →A council proclamation traced Susan E. Herby’s work from family caregiving to Edgemont Memorial Park, where township leaders are now discussing a permanent memorial.
Read full edition →A proposed new set of valet parking rules failed after council members split over whether Montclair should regulate curbside service or effectively shut it down.
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