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Mount Arlington council approves transfers, event safety plans, hires and permit unanimously

Borough Council of the Borough of Mount Arlington · March 4, 2025
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Summary

At its March 4 meeting the council passed resolutions including a transfer of funds, approval of the check register, a traffic safety plan for July 4 fireworks, Memorial Day parade road closures, two part-time hires, and redemption of a tax lien; a vendor permit for the 'Scream Truck' was also approved.

The Borough Council of the Borough of Mount Arlington approved a slate of routine resolutions and motions at its March 4, 2025 regular meeting, with recorded roll-call votes showing the voting council members in favor.

Resolutions 2025-45 and 2025-46 authorized a transfer of funds and approved the March 4 check register, respectively. Resolution 2025-47 authorized a traffic safety plan for the borough's annual July 4 fireworks display. Resolution 2025-48 authorized road closures for the 2025 Memorial Day parade. Resolution 2025-49 hired Aurora Gonzalez Ayala as a part-time custodian for municipal buildings, and Resolution 2025-51 hired Doris Flynn as an interim part-time administrative assistant. Resolution 2025-50 redeemed a third-party tax lien certificate of sale for property known as Block 121 Lot 48.

Motions recorded in the minutes also included approval of the February 4, 2025 regular meeting minutes (moved by Councilman Cangiano, seconded by Councilwoman Galate) and approval of a vendor permit for the 'Scream Truck.' The minutes show roll-call votes in which Councilman BaRoss, Councilman Cangiano, Councilwoman Fostle, Councilman Fuller, Councilwoman Galate and Council President Delaney voted Aye and no members recorded opposition or abstention where roll calls were listed.

None of the recorded resolutions drew discussion in the meeting minutes. The minutes do not include contract terms, salary rates for the hires or a redemption amount for the tax lien; those details are listed as not specified in the meeting record. The council adjourned at 8:26 PM.