Montville orders demolition of unsafe, collapsed Montgomery Avenue structure. The Township Committee voted unanimously to proceed with demolition of the building at 19 Montgomery Avenue, owned by Daniel Lin, after the Morris County Construction Board of Appeals found the structure unsafe and
Montville Planning Board reorganizes with annual leadership appointments for 2026. Gary Lewis was unanimously elected chairman for what he noted will be his final four-year term, with Arthur Maggio as Vice Chairman, Jane Mowles as Secretary, and Kelley Kehoe as Recording Secretary. Michael Carroll
Montville Environmental Commission elects Dr. Lawrence Kornreich chairman and Joseph Daughtry vice chairman. The commission approved its 2026 monthly meeting schedule and authorized approximately $200 in funding for an Arbor Day third-grade seedling program. The commission will conduct
Montville Board of Health approves prior minutes, receives quarterly disease reports. Health Officer Vanessa Freire reported two flu clinics administered 107 vaccines in October, with investigations underway for a mpox case involving an employee in the township and a possible measles case that
Montville Board of Health sets 2026 meeting schedule after reorganizing leadership. Dr. Steven Tuckman was re-elected chair and Dr. Haroon Arshad named vice chair at the reorganization meeting. The board will meet six times in 2026 on the second Monday of March, May, June, September, November, and
Montville Zoning Board reorganizes with new leadership and approves home variances. Ron Cain was elected Chairman, with Jake Kovalcik as Vice Chairman. The board unanimously approved variance relief for Steven DeCoite's residential additions at 23 Morris Avenue in an undersized R-15 zone lot of
Montville reorganizes with Cooney as mayor, Kayne as deputy. Frank W. Cooney was elected mayor and Matthew S. Kayne as deputy mayor for 2026, with all four present committee members voting unanimously for both positions; Chris Fano, a newly elected committeeman, also took oath of office. The
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