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Mayor reports police enforcement outcomes and lists May/June community events

New Milford Mayor and Council · May 28, 2025
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Summary

The Mayor reported on April and May enforcement details (distracted‑driving grant and pedestrian enforcement), and announced community events including Mental Health Awareness Day and the Music & Arts Festival on May 31, a county commissioners meeting on June 4, and a golf fundraiser on June 30.

The Mayor reported recent police enforcement activity and shared several community announcements.

Police enforcement: The borough's April distracted‑driving grant planned for 100 hours recorded 93.5 hours of activity; the Mayor said the enforcement produced "59 summonses, two warrant arrests, and 112 written warnings." A subsequent pedestrian‑traffic enforcement detail yielded 37 motor‑vehicle stops, 15 pedestrian summonses and 13 written warnings; speeding enforcement produced two summonses and other motor‑vehicle violations produced additional summonses and warnings as recorded during the report.

Community events and civic reminders: Officials announced that Mental Health Awareness Day and the Music & Arts Festival are scheduled for Saturday, May 31 at Nightsfield Pavilion (festival 2–4 p.m.; rain plan: YMCA and electronic signage/Facebook updates). The Bergen County Commissioners will hold an on‑the‑road meeting in New Milford at the Milford courtroom on Wednesday, June 4 at 7:00 p.m. The Milford Athletic Department's golf fundraiser is set for Monday, June 30 (check‑in 8:15 a.m., Mansion Ridge). The mail‑in ballot deadline for the June 10 primary is Tuesday, June 3; early voting runs Friday, June 6 through Sunday, June 8. Borough Hall summer hours will begin the week of June 2 (Thursday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.).

The Mayor thanked volunteers, municipal staff and the police for work on Memorial Day events and parade logistics.