The Sayreville Borough Council meeting on November 25, 2024, highlighted key updates and community events, with a focus on public safety and holiday preparations.

A significant announcement was made regarding the planning board meeting scheduled for December 4, which will proceed without the previously anticipated mosque application. The council emphasized the importance of keeping residents informed and expressed gratitude for their ongoing engagement in local matters. No new date for the mosque hearing has been set, but officials are committed to transparency as discussions progress.

Public Works Councilman Kaleesi reported that all snow equipment is ready for winter, and holiday lights are being installed despite some electrical setbacks. The council aims to have everything completed in time for the upcoming holiday parade on December 8, which will feature festive activities including hot chocolate, holiday songs, and a visit from Santa.

In public safety updates, Chief Ploomacher announced the addition of two new officers to the traffic division, enhancing community safety efforts.

The meeting concluded with warm Thanksgiving wishes from council members, urging residents to remember first responders during the holiday. As the borough gears up for winter and festive celebrations, the council remains focused on community engagement and safety.