The Morris County Board of Freeholders will hold a special 2019 public county budget input meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 15, from 6:30-to-8 p.m. at the county government complex in Morristown. (more…)
The Morris County Board of Freeholders will hold a special 2019 public county budget input meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 15, from 6:30-to-8 p.m. at the county government complex in Morristown. (more…)
This survey of Morris County is comprised of specific data, field observation, photographs, maps, and National Register listings covering sites dating from 1700-1940. (more…)
Chester was recently featured in the November/December issue of Industry Magazine’s New Jersey Edition — “The Best of Chester” by Laura D.C. Kolnoski (more…)
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Fall Leaf Pick-up is extended to December 3rd. Please have leaves curbside by 8 a.m. for pickup (more…)
Attached are the Larison’s and Affordable Housing Settlement Documents (more…)
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Attached is the proposed affordable housing settlement agreement between Chester Borough and Turkey Farm Acquisitions LLC. This agreement has been approved by the Turkey Farm owners and will be discussed and voted on at the regularly scheduled meeting of the Chester Borough Mayor and Council on Tuesday, October 16 at 7 pm, Borough Municipal Building, located at 50 North Road, Chester. (more…)
Giant Pumpkin Contest Winner is Stefanie Irwin from Califon, the Giant Pumpkin weighted 128 lbs.
Stop by the Gazebo at Municipal Park and guess the weight of the GIANT PUMPKIN 🎃 The person who guesses the pumpkin’s weight to the nearest ounce will win a $50 Amazon Gift Card! (more…)
September 13, 2018 — A new law signed by Governor Phil Murphy in August drastically changed the Vote by Mail rules in New Jersey. These changes are effective immediately and will impact the November General Election. (more…)
In March of 2015, the New Jersey Supreme Court declared the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) failing and transferred jurisdiction from COAH to New Jersey trial courts in order to adjudicate municipal compliance with their affordable housing obligations. The decision permitted municipalities to file Declaratory Judgment Actions (DJ Actions) with trial courts to seek approval of their Affordable Housing Plans, or risk being sued by a developer. As required, the Borough submitted a Declaratory Judgment to the courts by the prescribed deadline. (more…)