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Eatontown praises DPW storm response, council seeks resident input on paving priorities
Summary
Council thanked DPW and emergency personnel for snowstorm work (reported 900 man‑hours and 91 tons of salt used) and agreed to create an online platform for residents to nominate streets for paving and report streetlight issues.
Councilmembers on Jan. 28 publicly thanked the Department of Public Works and emergency personnel for their response to a major snowstorm. Councilmember Candace M. Faust reported DPW crews plowed the town three times and salted twice, logging roughly 900 man‑hours and consuming about 91 tons of salt during the event.
Mayor Talerico and Councilmember Meir Araman said the borough will create a platform for residents to indicate which streets need paving and to identify streetlights that require replacement. Resident Ali Madowi suggested a Google form or a similar online submission tool to collect paving recommendations and meeting notifications; the mayor and council agreed to explore a streamlined resident input system.
