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Tennessee Gas Pipeline project with FERC
07/10/2020
On June 30, the Tennessee Gas Pipeline filed its application for their project with FERC. The docket number assigned is CP20-493. With this docket number, members of the public may visit the FERC website and choose how they would like to follow the project.
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COVID 19 (coronavirus disease)
03/11/2020
What is coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)?
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EXECUTIVE ORDER 2020-004
07/10/2020
To all Residents and Persons within the Township of West Milford New Jersey and to all Departments of the Municipal Government of the Township of West Milford
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Passaic County UNOFFICIAL July 7, 2020 Primary Election Results
07/08/2020
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS JULY 7, 2020
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EXECUTIVE ORDER 2020-003
07/07/2020
To all Residents and Persons within the Township of West Milford New Jersey and to all Departments of the Municipal Government of the Township of West Milford
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UNOFFICIAL RESULTS FOR JULY 7, 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION
07/07/2020
Unofficial Results for the Primary Election 7-7-20
Please click or copy and paste the link below for the Passaic County Unofficial Election Results. Thank you
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Community Emergency Response Team
07/02/2020
CERT Community Emergency Response Team Members Needed
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Passaic County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2020 Update
07/02/2020
Passaic County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2020 Update Review and Comment
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Burnt Meadow Road - Block 4601/Lot 17
06/30/2020
Attached please see the letter that was sent to properties from 400' - 3,000'
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Burnt Meadow Road - Block 4601/Lot 17
06/30/2020
Please see the attached letter sent to properties within 400'
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West Milford, an 80-plus square mile municipality located in Passaic County, NJ, sits in the "Heart of the Highlands." Its beautiful mountainous terrain, dotted with nearly forty tranquil lakes, is crisscrossed by narrow roads that run along its scenic valleys and ridges.
Most of its 10,000 homes surround its lakes. Many of these homes, once summer resort bungalows, have over the years been enlarged and converted into year-round residences. And over the past twenty years, many newer, larger homes on one- to four-acre lots, as well as two major condominium developments, have been built. With this development history, prospective homeowners can find a range of housing types and costs to suit their particular needs.
A major state highway, Route 23, that winds along its southern boundary, more or less paralleling the Pequannock River, provides its main transportation links to the outside world.
A community widely recognized for its commitment to youth activities, yet recreation programs are available for people of all ages. All family members, not just the younger set, can enjoy a wide variety of recreational, fun, and educational programs, sponsored not only by the Township's Recreation Department, but also its schools, the Police Athletic League, and local churches and civic groups.
Recreational sports, hiking, mountain biking, road cycling, boating, and fishing, attract some hardy tourists, but West Milford's main attraction for local residents is its vast extent of largely undeveloped and state protected forests, nearly 2/3 of the entire municipality.
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