Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Recreation topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Recreation reports summer programs, pickleball crowds and town events
Summary
The recreation report said over 100 children are registered for Camp Serendipity, pickleball courts are heavily used and a town day committee is preparing for September 7; organizers also noted Nixle/alert questions after a bear sighting.
Recreation reported the summer program registration and event schedule: more than 100 children have signed up for Camp Serendipity, pickup basketball and summer camp activities are planned, and the town-day committee is preparing an event for September 7. Officials said pickleball has become highly used and that a new online referee payment system is working well for coaches and officials.
Councilmembers also discussed resident inquiries about a bear sighting and whether the borough's Nixle alerts should be used; some members said the police department could issue a faster local alert than OEM for such incidents. "There was a Facebook post from the Old Tappan Police Department, but not everyone is on Facebook," a recreation official said when reporting resident concerns about alerting.
