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Mayor & Council Meeting (06/11/2026)
Published: Jun 11, 2026
North Arlington Council Addresses Community Concerns, Approves Budget and Resolutions During Public Meeting
The council meeting included standard procedures such as approval of minutes, consent agenda resolutions, and council reports. Public comment was opened, allowing residents to voice opinions on topics including the potential for a retail cannabis site, traffic calming measures on Schuyler Avenue, and appreciation for the DPW summer youth program. A resident also raised concerns about a property on Front Street potentially containing asbestos. The mayor responded to comments, providing updates on the zoning study for cannabis, addressing the property concern, and acknowledging resident feedback. The meeting concluded with the adoption of ordinances related to the budget and resolutions for liquor licenses, property demolition, and emergency repairs. An executive session was held to discuss contractual, personnel, litigation, attorney-client privilege, and property acquisition matters.
North Arlington Council Discusses Community Events, Public Works, and Local Business Initiatives
The council discussed various community initiatives and events. Councilwoman Sheedy highlighted the upcoming blood drive, SNAP representative availability, the 'Celebrate North Arlington' event on September 26th, and the summer recreation program for kindergarten through fourth graders, running from July 6th to August 14th. Councilman Karsek mentioned police department efforts to maintain positive relationships with the senior community. Councilman Del Russo spoke about visiting seniors, celebrating a 90th birthday, and the upcoming bus trip to Atlantic City for seniors. He also discussed historical society contributions and public works updates, including paper shredding on June 20th and pothole repairs. Mayor Ferranti mentioned attending Alex's Lemonade Stands, the Memorial Day parade, celebrating 90th birthdays, and the town's 'NA Rocks' initiative featuring themed paintings. He also discussed the Declaration of Independence reading on July 4th and a concert series with performer Tom Catucci. The Mayor also promoted a dining guide to attract World Cup visitors and local patronage, and addressed a water main break impacting water pressure. New businesses, including a Peruvian restaurant, are opening, with some planning World Cup watch parties. The council also approved resolutions for liquor license renewals and authorizing bids for demolition and asbestos removal at 165-171 River Road.
North Arlington Swears In New Police Officers, Approves Demolition Bids and Emergency Contract
The meeting included the ceremonial swearing-in of two new police officers, Michael Loprenci and Ryan Cherichello. The Chief reported that these hires bring the department's total to 35 officers, and that the selection process involved over 40 interviews from more than 61 applications. The council also approved several resolutions related to procurement: Resolution 143-26 authorizes advertising for bids for demolition and asbestos removal at 165-171 River Road, and Resolution 144-26 approves an emergency contract with Rapid Pump and Meter Service Company for repairs to the Narda Pumping Station. Additionally, liquor licenses for 2026-2027 were renewed via Resolutions 141-26 and 142-26.
North Arlington Explores Redevelopment Strategies, Including Parete Avenue and Ridge Road, While Addressing Community Concerns
The council discussed the 'North Arlington Works' redevelopment program, a five-year initiative aimed at increasing ratables and the tax base. Key areas of focus include Ridge Road and Parete Avenue. A report was presented to a refrigeration warehouse company interested in developing 120,000 sq ft on Parete Avenue, addressing potential flood hazards and contamination. Options for Ridge Road parking were explored, including shared parking with local banks. The redevelopment consultant also mentioned the need to address vacant properties and pursue development opportunities. During public comment, a resident discussed the opening of a retail cannabis site, noting recent state legislation limiting municipal authority and the ongoing debate within the community. Another resident raised concerns about a property on Front Street potentially containing asbestos. The council also authorized advertising for bids for demolition and asbestos removal at 165-171 River Road.
Water Main Break Resolved; Emergency Contract Approved for Pumping Station Repair
The council addressed a recent water main break in Clifton that impacted water pressure within a six-mile radius, including North Arlington. The issue, caused by a 51-inch water main break, was reported fixed as of 5:00 AM on the day of the meeting. Resolution 144-26 was approved to authorize an emergency contract with Rapid Pump and Meter Service Company for the repair of the Narda Pumping Station.
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