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Mon May 11, 2026

Meeting

Haworth Shade Tree Committee finalizes approved tree list and proposes fee changes

The committee discussed tree removals, pruning, and the finalization of a recommended tree planting list. Members are seeking to update the tree ordinance to establish a tiered fee structure based on tree diameter for those opting out of replacement trees.

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Page 1 of 6 HSTC 5/11/2026 MEETING MINUTES 1. 7:00PM: Steve Jureller called meeting to order a. In attendance: Steve Jureller (Chairperson), David Silverstein (Secretary), Annette Berger-Machac, Michael Brice, Don Russell, Dina Siciliano, Cynthia Soroka-Dunn, Helen Flattery (Intern), and Samantha Wertz (Intern) b. Public duly notified of meeting on town website and in local newspaper c. Meeting minutes from 4/13/26 approved 2. Arbor Day: HSTC Interns at Haworth Public School (HPS) a. On Arbor Day (4/24), the HSTC Interns visited HPS and met w/the PreK+K+1st grade classes for a tree planting presentation with Principal Huettenmoser b. Approximately 100 kids participated in the event c. Photos will be posted to the HSTC website following school approval 3. Trees for Removal/Pruning a. ONGOING / PENDING i. OPEN: 400 St Nicholas: Town tree added to WTP for pruning ii. OPEN: 186 Grant St: One tree should have been listed for removal as part of the WTP, but was mislabeled for pruning; DPW to follow up directly with tree removal company iii. OPEN: 152 Delaware: Three borough trees to be removed or placed on WTP; DPW to determine b. CLOSED i. CLOSED: 381 Pine Ln: Placed on WTP for pruning ii. CLOSED: 75 Valley Rd: Placed on WTP for removal iii. CLOSED: 247 Schraalenburgh: Placed on WTP for pruning iv. CLOSED: 77 Beacon St: Owner requested tree removal from neighbor’s property. Note: while the neighbor consented, example highlights the need to [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Apr 13, 2026

Meeting

HSTC proposes new tree removal fee structure based on tree size

The Haworth Tree Committee discussed updating Ordinance M1c to replace a flat fee with tiered charges of $400, $800, or $1,200 depending on tree diameter. The committee also reviewed the 2026 budget and past Winter Tree Program expenditures, and considered a $15,000 tree survey grant proposal. Additional items included the upcoming Arbor Day event on April 24, 2026, and plans for a new tree planting request form.

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Page 1 of 6 HSTC 4/13/2026 MEETING MINUTES 1. 7:01PM: Steve Jureller called meeting to order a. In attendance: Steve Jureller (Chairperson), David Silverstein (Secretary), Annette Berger-Machac, Michael Brice, Cynthia Soroka-Dunn, Idalia Sawicki (Intern) & Samantha Wertz (Intern) b. Public duly notified of meeting on town website and in local newspaper c. Meeting minutes from 3/9/26 approved 2. Tree Removal Permit Requests: Current/Ongoing a. OPEN: 5 Myrtle St: Awaiting a revised application from homeowner b. Other Open Borough Street Tree Issues i. OPEN: 425 St Nicholas: Dave to reassess this month (April) ii. OPEN: 481 Beech St: Dave to reassess this month (April) iii. OPEN: 381 Pine Ln: Cynthia/Don to reassess this month (April) iv. OPEN: 247 Schraalenburgh: Borough tree to review v. OPEN: 75 Valley Rd: Borough tree to review 3. Tree Planting List a. Approved Tree List: Don & Mike compiled new list of recommended trees, combining elements of a related PSEG tree list and our ongoing list b. In March, the list was submitted to Liz Stewart (tree expert) for review; Liz offered suggested revisions and Don is currently working to incorporate those this month c. OPEN: Once the revised list is finalized, the HSTC can post to town website d. OPEN: Dave to email HSTC members a possible webform built with spreadsheet data, which homeowners might use along with the spreadsheet list 4. Ordinance Updates a. HSTC requests amending the ordinance b [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Mar 9, 2026

Meeting

Haworth Shade Tree Committee discusses tree permit fees and planting grants

The committee reviewed proposed updates to the tree removal permit process and fee structures. Members discussed potential grants for street tree surveys and coordinated upcoming Arbor Day activities.

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Page 1 of 6 HSTC 3/9/2026 MEETING MINUTES 1. 7:02PM: Steve Jureller called meeting to order a. In attendance: Steve Jureller (Chairperson), Cynthia Soroka-Dunn, Mike Brice, Annette Berger-Machac, Don Russell, Dina Siciliano, Idalia Sawicki (Intern), Cecilia Flattery (Intern), Helen Flattery (Intern) b. Public duly notified of meeting on town website and in local newspaper c. Meeting minutes from 2/9/26 approved 2. Winter Tree Program (WTP) a. Work was started; DPW to notify HSTC hen complete; HSTC to confirm completion 3. Tree Removal Permit Requests: Current/Ongoing; Steve Jureller to review below a. OPEN: 425 St Nicholas: To reassess in the spring (March/April) b. OPEN: 481 Beech St: To reassess in the spring (March/April) c. OPEN: 381 Pine Ln: To reassess in the spring (March/April) d. OPEN: 597 Beech St: Steve to follow up with DPW 4. Outstanding tree issues: a. 116 Grant: no action required 5. Arbor Day: Upcoming (4/24/26) a. Dina reached out to the school to partner w/their Arbor Day events and tree planting; possible partnership opportunities for the HSTC interns b. OPEN: Mr. Wolford (sp) is OK to meet interns. Dina to email him on how to work together 6. 2026 Budget a. Dina submitted HSTC budget; waiting to hear back b. Once approved, need to review funding for new tree planting c. For reference, prior WTP spend for the past four years are as follows: (2022) $94,145; (2023) $30,710; (2024) $33,350; (2025) $49,585 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Tue Feb 24, 2026

Mayor Council

Council adopted multiple affordable‑housing ordinances and a mediation resolution

The Borough Council approved Resolution 2026-051 to execute a mediation agreement with the Fair Share Housing Center for the fourth round of the housing element. It introduced Ordinance 2026-002 establishing a new affordable‑housing development fee and adopted four inclusionary‑zone ordinances (2026-003, 2026-004, 2026-005, 2026-006) for specific properties. The Council also approved resolutions to seek a recreation grant for pickleball‑court reconstruction and to create a dedication for swim‑pool utility funding, and voted the routine consent agenda.

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Regular Meeting Minutes Mayor and Council Borough of Haworth February 24, 2026, at 7:30 PM CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: 7:30PM Mayor’s Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. ROLL CALL Mayor Wasser – Here Davis – Here Siciliano – Here Poosikian – Here Rosenberg – Here Cabourg – Here Laub – Here Borough Attorney Robert Regan – Here SALUTE TO FLAG Mayor Wasser led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance. REPORTS Council Committee Reports Councilman Laub The Haworth Volunteer Ambulance Corps had 27 calls for the month of January: 18 daytime calls, 9 nighttime calls, 1 MVA, 3 ALS, and 4 mutual aid (3 to Demarest, 1 to Closter). Councilwoman Cabourg Library Board: Regina Eftychiou was sworn in as the new President of the Library Board. Beth Potter has prepared an “Origin of Haworth Street Names” handout available for $3.00 each; it is currently under review for errors. Beth Potter will present the History of Haworth — the town and the school; on March 12 at 1:30 PM as requested by the school. The town-wide garage sale is set for Saturday, May 2, with a rain date of May 3. The library has events for all ages from infants to senior [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Tue Feb 24, 2026

Meeting

Council authorizes execution of mediation agreement on affordable housing obligations

The Haworth Borough Council will vote on a resolution to approve a mediation agreement with the Fair Share Housing Center that resolves challenges to the borough's Fourth Round housing element and fair‑share plan. The meeting also includes several affordable‑housing ordinances, a grant application for roughly $100,000 to rebuild the Haworth Pickleball Courts, and routine budget items such as a fund transfer and bill payments.

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Regular Meeting Mayor and Council Borough of Haworth February 24, 2026, at 7:30 PM CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: Mayor’s Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. ROLL CALL SALUTE TO FLAG REPORTS 1. Council Committee Reports 2. Borough Attorney’s Report 3. Clerk’s Report 4. Mayor’s Report UNFINISHED BUSINESS Resolutions 1. (HW) RESOLUTION 2026-051: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF MEDIATION AGREEMENT WITH FAIR SHARE HOUSING CENTER REGARDING FOURTH ROUND HOUSING ELEMENT AND FAIR SHARE PLAN. Addendum A. Introduction of Ordinance (AR) ORDINANCE 2026-002: INTRODUCTION: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE BOROUGH CODE TO INCLUDE A NEW AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT FEE ORDINANCE. Addendum B (AR)ORDINANCE 2026-003 AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE A NEW INCLUSIONARY ZONE DISTRICT FOR 139 TERRACE STREET (BLOCK 1308, LOT 1) Addendum I (AR) ORDINANCE 2026-004 AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE A NEW INCLUSIONARY ZONE DISTRICT FOR 320 HAWORTH A VENUE (BLOCK 1307, LOT 2) Addendum J (AR) ORDINANCE 2026-005 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE BOROUGH CODE TO REPEAL AND REPLACE §26-502.7, A/OZ RESIDENTIAL/OVERLAY ZONE DISTRICT Addendum K (AR) ORDINANCE 2026-006 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MIXED-USE BULK REQUIREMENTS FOR [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Tue Feb 10, 2026

Mayor Council

Haworth increases park permit fees and awards winter tree contract

The Mayor and Council adopted an ordinance increasing facility and field use fees for parks and recreational areas. The body also approved a contract for the borough's winter tree program and admitted three new members to the volunteer fire department.

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Regular Meeting Minutes Mayor and Council Borough of Haworth February 10, 2026, at 7:30 PM CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: 7:30PM Mayor’s Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. ROLL CALL Mayor Wasser - Excused Davis - Here Siciliano - Here Poosikian - Excused Rosenberg -Here Cabourg - Here Laub - Here Borough Attorney Robert Regan - Here SALUTE TO FLAG The assembly participated in a salute to the flag, led by Councilman Rosenberg. Moment of Recognition Before proceeding with the agenda, Councilman Rosenberg took a moment to acknowledge the passing of Rosemary Weyer, describing her as a true treasure to the Borough and Bergen County. He noted that she was the first woman firefighter in Bergen County and h ad been a true asset to the Haworth community. Councilman Rosenberg shared that the wake was scheduled for Thursday from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Mor itz Funeral Home in Closter, and the funeral would be held Friday morning at Sacred Heart. He indicated that a more formal recognition would likely be issued at a later date. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Adoption of Ordinance 1. (AD) ORDINANCE 2026-001: ADOPTION: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND C [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Feb 9, 2026

Meeting

HSTC to consider revising tree‑removal fees based on tree size

The Haworth Tree Committee approved the Jan 12 minutes and reviewed the Winter Tree Program, noting three bids ranging from ~$37K to $47K with no selection yet. Members discussed updating the tree‑removal permit ordinance to replace a single fee with size‑based fees of $400, $800 or $1,200. A $15K proposal from Liz Stewart for a town‑wide street‑tree survey was presented, along with information on a potential Green Communities Grant that could cover up to 75% of such costs. Additional items included website updates, tree‑planting lists, and donation inquiries.

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Page 1 of 5 HSTC 2/9/2026 MEETING MINUTES 1. 7:05PM: Steve Jureller called meeting to order a. In attendance: Steve Jureller (Chairperson), David Silverstein (Secretary), Annette Berger-Machac, Don Russell, Dina Siciliano, Idalia Sawicki (Intern) & Samantha Wertz (Intern) b. Public duly notified of meeting on town website and in local newspaper c. Meeting minutes from 1/12/26 approved 2. Winter Tree Program (WTP) a. 12/2025: HSTC members marked all WTP trees for either removal (spray-painted w/an X) and/or pruning (tied w/ribbon) b. 1/2026: Town sent out the RFP for bids c. So far the town received 3 bids, ranging from ~$37K to $47K d. No bid selected yet (as of this HSTC meeting) 3. Tree Removal Permit Requests: Current/Ongoing a. OPEN: 425 St Nicholas: To reassess in the spring (March/April) b. OPEN: 481 Beech St: To reassess in the spring (March/April) c. OPEN: 381 Pine Ln: To reassess in the spring (March/April) d. OPEN: 597 Beech St: Steve to follow up with DPW 4. Arbor Day: Upcoming (4/24/26) a. Dina reached out to the school to partner w/their Arbor Day events and tree planting; possible partnership opportunities for the HSTC interns b. OPEN: Awaiting response 5. 2026 Budget a. Dina submitted HSTC budget; waiting to hear back b. Once approved, need to review funding for new tree planting c. For reference, prior WTP spend for the past four years are as follows: (2022) $94,145; (2023) $30,710; (2024) $33,350; (2025) $49,58 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Tue Jan 27, 2026

Mayor Council

Council swears in new member and approves DPW leadership, police contract

The Haworth Borough Council swore in Jane Cabourg as a new council member and approved a four-year contract with the Police Benevolent Association. The council also appointed Thomas Runge Jr. as Superintendent and Xavier Hernandez as Interim Foreman for the Department of Public Works.

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Regular Meeting Minutes Mayor and Council Borough of Haworth January 27, 2026, at 7:30 PM CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: 7:30PM Mayor’s Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. ROLL CALL Mayor Wasser - Here Davis – 7:31 PM Siciliano - Here Poosikian - Here Rosenberg - Here Laub - Here Borough Attorney Robert Regan – Here SALUTE TO FLAG The assembly participated in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag, led by Mayor Wasser. OATH OF OFFICE 1. (HW) OATH OF OFFICE: Swearing in Jane Cabourg - Councilmember. Addendum A Councilwoman Jane Cabourg Mayor Wasser administered the Oath of Office to Jane Cabourg as the newest council member. The Mayor expressed delight in having Councilwoman Cabourg's family present and noted how Cabourg had served the community for a long time as a teacher in the Haworth school. Mayor Wasser stated that Cabourg would be a great addition to the Council. Councilwoman Cabourg thanked the Council for their confidence in her ability and acknowledged she had "impressive shoes to fill." She pledged to do her best to make a smooth and seamless transition while continuing to advocate for the people of Haworth and the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Tue Jan 27, 2026

Meeting

Council to consider ordinance amending parks code and multiple resolutions

The Haworth Borough Council will vote on Ordinance 2026-001 to amend Chapter 9 of the borough code covering parks, playgrounds, and recreational areas. It will also consider several resolutions, including authorizing a mediation agreement with Fair Share Housing Center, approving a collective bargaining agreement with the Police Benevolent Association Local 206, appointing a superintendent for Public Works, advertising bids for a Memorial Park pedestrian bridge, and setting rates for the 2026 summer recreation program. Routine consent‑agenda items such as bill payments and fund transfers will be voted on collectively.

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Regular Meeting Mayor and Council Borough of Haworth January 27, 2026, at 7:30 PM CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: Mayor’s Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. ROLL CALL OATH OF OFFICE 1. (HW) OATH OF OFFICE: Swearing in Jane Cabourg - Councilmember. Addendum A REPORTS 1. Council Committee Reports 2. Borough Attorney’s Report 3. Clerk’s Report 4. Mayor’s Report UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. (HW) RESOLUTION 2026 -051: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF MEDIATION AGREEMENT WITH FAIR SHARE HOUSING CENTER REGARDING FOURTH ROUND HOUSING ELEMENT AND FAIR SHARE PLAN. Addendum B. NEW BUSINESS Introduction of Ordinance 1. (AD) ORDINANCE 2026-001: INTRODUCTION: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 9 OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF HAWORTH ENTITLED, "PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS, AND RECREATIONAL AREAS”. Addendum C 2. (AR) RESOLUTION 2026-055: RESOLUTION OF THE BOROUGH OF HAWORTH AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND BOROUGH CLERK TO EXECUTE A COLLECTIVE NEGOTIATIONS AGREEMENT WITH THE POLICEMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION LOCAL NO. 206. Addendum D 3. (GP) RESOLUTION 2026-057: RESOLUTION APPOINTING SUPERINTENDENT AND INTERIM FOREMAN FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WOR [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Tue Jan 13, 2026

Mayor Council

Council appoints new member and approves fiber internet contract

The Haworth Borough Council appointed Jane Cabourg to fill a vacant council seat and approved a three-year agreement with Bergen County for secure high-speed fiber optic internet services at a monthly cost of $150. The meeting also included the swearing-in of Councilman Andrew Rosenberg for a new term.

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Regular Meeting Minutes Mayor and Council Borough of Haworth January 13, 2026 at 7:30 PM CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: 7:30 PM Mayor’s Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. ROLL CALL Mayor Wasser - Here Davis - Here Siciliano - Here Poosikian - Here Rosenberg - Here Laub - Here Borough Attorney Robert Regan – Here SALUTE TO FLAG The assembly participated in a salute to the flag, led by Mayor Wasser. OATH OF OFFICE 1. (RR) OATH OF OFFICE : Swearing in of Andrew Rosenberg - Councilmember. Addendum A Borough Attorney Regan administered the Oath of Office to Councilman Andrew Rosenberg for his new term, marking the beginning of his sixteenth year serving the community. Following the oath, Councilman Rosenberg expressed that he believed the Council was in a very good place. He noted that over his 16 years on the governing body, the Council had been "all over the place," but he felt the past few years had been the most effective period of his tenure. Mayor Wasser congratulated Councilman Rosenberg on beginning his sixteenth year of service. As she began her eighth year, the Mayor commended Councilman Rosenberg for his dedicatio [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Mon Jan 12, 2026

Meeting

HSTC to consider tiered tree removal fees and a $15K street‑tree survey

The Haworth Tree Committee will review and possibly adopt changes to the tree removal ordinance, adding a tiered fee structure of $400, $800 and $1,200 based on tree size. The committee will also consider a proposal from tree expert Liz Stewart for a town street‑tree survey estimated at about $15,000. Additional agenda items include updates to the Winter Tree Program RFP, clarification on resident donations for tree planting, and ongoing investigation of tree‑planting grants.

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Page 1 of 5 HSTC 1/12/2026 MEETING MINUTES 1. 7:00PM: Steve Jureller called meeting to order a. In attendance: Steve Jureller (Chairperson), David Silverstein (Secretary), Annette Berger-Machac, Michael Brice (remotely on Zoom), Don Russell, Dina Siciliano, Cynthia Soroka-Dunn (remotely on zoom), Cecilia Flattery (Intern), Helen Flattery (Intern), and Idalia Sawicki (Intern) b. Public duly notified of meeting on town website and in local newspaper c. Meeting minutes from 12/8/25 approved d. Note: HSTC terms for Michael Brice and David Silverstein were renewed and Cynthia Soroka-Dunn is now a full member 2. Winter Tree Program (WTP) a. Current year WTP closed before Thanksgiving; any new trees to go on 2027 b. HSTC members have marked all WTP trees for either removal (spray-painted w/an X) and/or pruning (tied w/ribbon) c. Town has sent out the RFP for bids 3. Tree Removal Permit Requests: Current/Ongoing a. OPEN: 425 St Nicholas: Need more information from the homeowner b. OPEN: 481 Beech St: To reassess in the spring (March/April) c. OPEN: 381 Pine Ln: To reassess in the spring (March/April) d. OPEN: 597 Beech St: To be addressed by the Haworth DPW 4. 2026 Budget a. Dina submitted HSTC budget; waiting to hear back b. Once approved, need to review funding for new tree planting 5. Website & Social Media a. OPEN: Dave to review/revise “Report a Town Tree” webform b. ONGOING: Dina to revisit website effort with Janet for the follow [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Sun Jan 4, 2026

Mayor Council

Council approves temporary 2026 budget and adopts consent agenda items

The Haworth Mayor and Council held a reorganization meeting on January 4, 2026. Council members swore in Councilwoman Alanna Davis, named Glenn Poosikian as Council President, and approved the temporary budget and rules for order. The body also adopted a consent agenda covering routine resolutions and appointed staff, professional services, auxiliary officers, and board members for the year.

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1 AGENDA MAYOR AND COUNCIL REORGANIZATION MEETING JANUARY 4, 2026 12:15 PM ********************************************************************** 1. Call to Order Mayor's Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD. A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to Flag The assembly participated in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag, led by Mayor Wasser. 3. Roll Call Mayor Wasser - Here Davis – Here Siciliano – Here Poosikian - Here Rosenberg - Excused Laub - Here Borough Attorney Robert Regan – Here 4. Administering the Oath of Office to Councilman Andrew Rosenberg Mayor Wasser announced that Councilman Rosenberg was unable to attend the meeting due to airline travel disruptions returning from vacation. He will be sworn in at the next meeting. 5. Administering the Oath of Office to Councilwoman Alanna Davis Mayor Wasser administered the Oath of Office to Councilwoman Alanna Davis for her new term. 2 Mayor Wasser took the opportunity to commend Councilwoman Davis for her service to the community. She noted that Councilwoman Davis had already served as a board member of the public school before joining the Council. Mayor Wasser praised her for brin [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]
Sun Jan 4, 2026

Meeting

Haworth holds 2026 reorganization meeting to appoint officials and set budget

The Mayor and Council are meeting to swear in council members, name a Council President, and designate council portfolios. The body will appoint municipal staff, professional services, and board members for the 2026 term. The meeting also includes the approval of a temporary budget and various administrative resolutions.

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AGENDA MAYOR AND COUNCIL REORGANIZATION MEETING JANUARY 4, 2026 12:15 PM ********************************************************************** 1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER Time: Mayor's Announcement: In compliance with Chapter 231, Public Law 1975, adequate notice of the meeting was made. It is included in the Annual Meetings posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Center. Copies have been emailed to the BERGEN RECORD. A copy has been filed with the Borough Clerk, and copies have been provided to individuals requesting the same. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to Flag 3. Roll Call 4. Administering the Oath of Office to Councilman Andrew Rosenberg 5. Administering the Oath of Office to Councilwoman Alanna Davis 6. Naming of 2026 Council President Resolution 2026-001: Council President 7. Approving 'En Masse' Reading of Resolutions and Use of Consent Agenda Resolution 2026-002 8. Approving Temporary Budget & Establishing Rules for Order Resolution 2026-003: Temporary Budget Resolution 2026-004: Establishing Rules for Order 9. Designation of Council Portfolios Council Portfolios and Committee Chairs: A. Fire Commissioner, Municipal Court, Department of Public Works, Recycling Liaison: Glenn Poosikian Committee Members: Dina Siciliano, Appointee B. Finance, Police Commissioner, Planning Board, Zoning Board, Real Estate, Police Auxiliary Chair: Andrew Rosenberg Committee Members: Glenn Poosikian, Peter Laub C. Swim Club, Shade [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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