By Saul Qersdyn
Three (3) contracts for various garbage pick-up services were awarded for Suburban Disposal, Inc. from Fairfield. The total amount awarded for all
By Saul Qersdyn
There are laws on Roselle Park’s books that describe the powers and duties of the mayor (Chapter II, Article I, Section 2-3)
By Saul Qersdyn
May 5, 2017 At around half past midnight, Roselle Park Police Department (RPPD) officer William Hannon observed a 2005 Mazda traveling on
First Bulk Pick-Up Of The Year On June 15th - 16th |
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By Saul Qersdyn
The first borough-wide bulk pick-up of the year is set for Thursday, June 15th, for the east side of town and Friday,
By Saul Qersdyn
Longtime resident and volunteer Alexander Balaban was recognized at the May 16th Mayor & Council meeting for his years of dedicated volunteer
By Saul Qersdyn
Thursday night had the mayor & council recognize two young resident artists who were top winners in the 2017 “My County” poster
By Saul Qersdyn
Frank J. Genova was appointed as the borough’s Director of Code Enforcement, Construction Official, Building Subcode Official, and Building Inspector for a
By Saul Qersdyn
In 2012, the Roselle Park Board Of Education (BOE) voted to move its school board elections from April to November. At that
By Saul Qersdyn
The Board Of Education (BOE) voted and approved to make Friday, May 26th, a ‘no school’ day in the district. All Roselle
By Saul Qersdyn
Three resolutions approved by council at the May 4th municipal meeting increased the salaries of the borough’s tax assessor, fire official, and
By Saul Qersdyn
The Roselle Park Parent-Teacher-Student Association (PTSA) along with the Class of 2017 are sponsoring Mr. Roselle Park. The fundraiser will take place
By Saul Qersdyn
Avsar Patel Hired As Roselle Park Police Officer |
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Roselle Park resident and Auxiliary Roselle Park Police Officer Avsar Patel was appointed unanimously by council to become the borough’s latest police
3rd "Coffee With A Cop" Event Today | 
RP Police & Post Office Help 'Stamp Out Hunger' | 
Municipal & School Budgets Approved At Cost Of $35 Million To Taxpayers | 
