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October 6, 2025 Mayor & Council Regular Meeting

Published: Oct 6, 2025

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Leonia to Develop Data-Driven Process for Speed Hump Installations

A discussion was held regarding the process for approving and installing speed humps. Councilman Fisher proposed establishing a clearer, data-driven process involving the police department, fire department, and the Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee, learning from other towns' ordinances. The consensus was to develop a formal process, potentially by early next year, to ensure decisions are based on objective data rather than solely on petitions or noise.

GrantsInfrastructure

Leonia Community Solar Program Exceeds Initial Registration; EV Charging Infrastructure Contract Pending

The community solar program partnership with Eversolar has been successful, with 279 households registering and filling the initial allotment for 45% savings. New registrants are being placed on a solar farm for 40% savings, with more projects expected in Spring 2026. Additionally, Bergen County Commissioners will host an on-the-road meeting in Leonia in early 2027, and the inclusion of electric vehicle charging infrastructure is on the agenda for contract award consideration.

Public SafetyInstitutional

Leonia Swears In Three New Firefighters

Three new firefighters, Douglas Hernandez-Cornejo, Ledwin Rosario, and Aiden Torello, were sworn into the Leonia Fire Department. The ceremony included the standard oath of office and was attended by family members and borough officials, including Mayor Ziegler, Council President Ziegler, Borough Administrator Mesropian, Borough Clerk Mandel, and Borough Attorney Kuhl's representative, Levi Kuhl.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Broad Avenue Parking Study Shows Higher Crash Rate in Rear Angle Spots

A study of crash reports on Broad Avenue involving reverse angle parking from January 1st to September 15th revealed five crashes: two involving rear angle parking and three involving front angle parking. Despite 60% of parking spots being rear angle, 60% of crashes occurred in these spots, suggesting reversing into traffic is less safe than reversing into an empty space. An 81.5% decrease in accidents was cited for front angle parking.

Public SafetyInstitutional

Leonia Police Department Achieves State Accreditation with Zero Issues Found

Leonia Police Department received accreditation from the New Jersey State Chiefs of Police Association after an on-site assessment that found zero issues. This accreditation is described as difficult to obtain, with examples of cities like Newark spending significant resources to regain it. Chief Tammany and his team were credited for achieving this with little to no cost to the borough.

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