A proposed pedestrian bridge to connect two halves of Rindlaub Park separated by the Saddle River is the agenda of Mayor Kurpis. This proposal and disagreement over cost led to the resignation of Borough Council President Rosario Ruffino.
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Located in the heart of Saddle River, NJ – the Bishop House is going thru an extensive renovation to become the center of Saddle River community and meetups. Continue Reading
The Mayor of Saddle River – Mayor Kurpis – and the Town Council has passed two resolutions to implement a deer culling plan. Continue Reading
Saddle River has passed its 2019 budget and I am happy to report that the Borough continues to be fiscally sound. In addition to decreasing our debt while enjoying a healthy surplus, our residents will once again, for the sixth year in a row, enjoy a lower municipal tax rate. Saddle River has the enviable distinction of having a municipal tax rate that is less than half of any adjoining town, while also having one of the lowest overall tax rates in all of Bergen County. Continue Reading
After a hard-fought battle with a record votor turnout in Saddle River, John DeRosa and Rosario Ruffino win the Republican primary for Town Council seats on the Saddle River Town Council. Continue Reading
On June 5th Saddle River residents will have the choice to elect 2 town council members on the Borough Council. Currently, 4 candidates are running for the 2 seats, with each pair running as a team. Meet the candidates. Continue Reading
Mayor Kurpis and the Borough Council planned to issue a resolution to hunt and kill deer and coyotes in town but tabled the decision based on legal advice from town counsel.
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In a bid to make the town a more attractive place to live for new homeowners, Mayor Al Kurpis and the Council has been active in creating or adopting new ordinances that address specific issues. Continue Reading