Hanover Sewerage Authority approves five employee adjustments. Chairman Dennis Dittrick and Members J. William Byrne, Dennis Fashano, and Michael Ferramosca voted unanimously to confirm Autumn Campagna as Operator II at $47.20 per hour and Marko Flor as Operator I at $32.30 per hour, both effective
Hanover Township Committee introduces revised 2026 recreation fee schedule. The ordinance, brought forward January 22 on Board of Recreation Commissioners recommendation, establishes resident program fees ranging from no charge to $290, grass field permits from $50 to $100 per two-hour session, and
Recreation Commission reappoints Quirk in unanimous reorganization. The Commission unanimously reappointed Thomas Quirk as Superintendent of Recreation and Parks Administration, with Jim Coiley continuing as Chairman and Commissioner B. Brueno as Vice-Chairman. The Commission approved the 2026
Hanover garden committee approves 13 plot renewals and backs beautification drive. Secretary A. Kraynak led the Stoneybrook Farm & Garden Committee through approval of renewals for 13 returning gardeners with February opening for new applicants. The committee heard updates on completed water valve
Hanover Board of Adjustment approves two residential variances. The board unanimously approved variance applications from Parul Kakar for attic finishing at 2 Irene Court and Anthony Rossi for front-yard fencing and additions at 19 Woodfield Drive, each contingent on specific conditions restricting
Hanover Board of Health reorganizes; consolidates ice licensing. The board unanimously elected Michael Raimo President and Christine Gosford Vice President for 2026, reappointed Antonino Intili as Health Administrator and Diane Hertzig as Registrar of Vital Statistics, and adopted Ordinance BH05-25
Hanover Planning Board elects Michael Critchley as chairperson, Robert Deehan vice chair. The board approved multiple resolutions during the January 13 reorganization meeting, designating official newspapers and appointing Michael Sullivan, Esq. as board attorney, Kimberly Bongiorno as board
Hanover Environmental Commission elects Mattessich as chairman after procedural dispute over alternate eligibility. Chris Mattessich was elected Environmental Commission chairman with six votes following a procedural question about whether alternate members may serve as officers. Member Hendricks
Hanover Township Committee introduces $2,500 salary incentive plan in three ordinances. The committee unanimously approved seven resolutions and bill payments totaling $8,837,787.54. Mayor Gallagher led the committee's action on Ordinance No. 1-2026, which establishes salary incentives for
Hanover Cultural Arts Committee maps out 2026 cultural calendar. The panel reorganized January 8 with all members continuing in their current roles and approved a partnership with Hanover Tap Into for social-media promotion of CAC events at no cost. Planned events include a Lunar New Year
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