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Edison Council Meetings Go 'Hybrid' Due to COVID
As coronavirus cases spike, only council members will meet in-person, while the public can attend virtually.
EDISON, NJ — Edison Township has closed all council meetings to the public, until further notice.
“Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, no members of the public shall be permitted to physically attend the meeting. The public, however, is invited to attend the meeting electronically,” municipal clerk Cheryl Russomanno said in a public message.
Much like other New Jersey towns, Edison is seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases. A few meetings in December have also been rescheduled.
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The Council meeting scheduled for Dec. 9, will now be held on Dec. 7. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m.
Another regular meeting which was scheduled for Dec. 23, has now been rescheduled to a Combined Meeting on Dec. 21.
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The public can find instructions on how to attend the meeting electronically, on the township website, www.edisonnj.org.
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