Council members approved citywide raises, but crossing guard pay drew discussion at a June 16 meeting.
Residents and a state senator discussed New Jersey’s housing mandates and how they are shaping development in suburban communities.
City leaders say the delay gives them time to take a closer look at next steps for one of Summit’s key properties.
City Moves to Refine AI Ordinance Following June 16 Council Meeting
City leaders say the ordinance is intended to prevent detention facilities from ever being built in Summit.
A new ordinance sets limits on drone use in public spaces, with some residents raising concerns about recreation in parks.
The ordinance was approved at the June 16 Common Council meeting after debate over its scope.
A public hearing is set as officials debate how far the city should go in restricting AI facilities.
The city outlines the process for replacing Ward 1 councilmember following resignation.
Tensions over school board appointments and outdoor dining rules surfaced during the June 3 meeting.
Residents question city priorities during council meeting discussion.
Council votes to subdivide park land for proposed group home as residents raise concerns about losing green space.
The primary election was largely uncontested, with the focus now shifting to November's general election.
Officials weigh concerns over data center development in Summit.
Voters in Summit will decide key City Council races in the June 2 primary election.
Summit officials are now reevaluating what comes next for the long-vacant Broad Street property.
Residents are urging city officials to reconsider a long-planned sidewalk project they say could impact a historic Japanese maple.
Mayor Elizabeth Fagan said the proposed Maple Street closure lacked required safety documentation and conflicted with state law.
Former Bristol-Myers Squibb campus on Upper Morris Avenue raises questions as officials consider new rules for future development.
Elizabeth Fagan chose not to close Maple Street after council gave her final authority over the decision.
Councilman Bob Pawlowski said growing demands from his legal career led to his resignation from the Summit Common Council.
The city is inviting residents to try temporary dog park sites and share feedback on where a permanent park should be built.
Michael Alesandro served in Afghanistan before joining the Summit Police Department in 2017.
City officials say replacement stairs are being built off-site, with installation expected to begin after July 4 and finish by late summer.
Summit residents have until Tuesday to register for New Jersey’s June 2 primary electio
City officials said the newly installed lights at Tatlock Field still do not have power and may not be ready until fall sports begin.
City officials say the 2026 spending plan reflects rising costs across New Jersey and includes a $162 increase for the average home.
The council voted 4-2 to close part of Maple Street this summer for a pedestrian plaza, drawing mixed reactions over safety and traffic.
A resident was arrested on Feb. 11.
Integrity, accountability, honesty, and professionalism were characteristics used to describe the 14-year-veteran.
The new filing follows just days after another was dismissed.
The City is in the Fourth Round stage of New Jersey's affordable housing requirements.
"Transparency" was a theme that kept arising during the meeting on Tuesday night.
Two people were killed over the last few weeks during confrontations in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Toth and her family have lived in the City for 30 years.
Mayor Elizabeth Fagan also gave an address on the state of the city.
Three councilmembers are retiring.
The Common Council will meet Tuesday night.
Safety, athletic upgrades, and more are covered in the proposed additions.
The City received an appraisal of at least $4.6 million for the property.