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New Milford council adopts land-use fee ordinance, introduces $416,000 bond package and backs immigration-related resolution
Summary
The Borough of New Milford adopted an ordinance to align a land-use fee with state law, introduced a $416,000 bond ordinance for public improvements, approved summer hours and other resolutions — including one supporting Congressman Godheimer’s immigration bill — and appointed Thea Saraki Hurley to the Shade Tree Commission.
The Borough of New Milford mayor and council adopted an amendment to Chapter 30 (land use regulations) to correct the fee for tax map listings so it aligns with the municipal land use statute, then introduced a bond ordinance to appropriate $416,000 for projects and equipment including road resurfacing, body-worn cameras, replacement firearms and fire apparatus.
Clerk-read Ordinance 2026 COL 15 was introduced on first reading and the council set a public hearing for April 27.…
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