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Common Council President David Naidu Shares Highlights from 10/16 Council Agenda

One ordinance to be introduced on reorganization of council committees for 2019. Resolutions for review on purchase of City Hall telephone equipment, grant applications, monument to honor Medal of Honor recipients and a possible stop light on River Road. Common Council Agenda Preview
Volunteer for Summit

Residents are needed to serve on city government boards and commissions. Each November, the Mayor and Common Council review volunteer applications and appoint new members. Terms vary from one to five years. Click link for list of volunteer opportunities. List of Volunteer Opportunities
Curbside leaf collection October 8 through December 7 or first major snowfall

Please place leaves in paper, biodegradable bags curbside. Property owners should not rake or blow leaves into piles in the street. Do not include twigs, branches and other yard debris in leaf bags.
Get ready for an afternoon of spooky fun!

Join us on Saturday, October 27 at 2:45PM for Summit's annual Halloween parade. Assemble behind 25 Deforest Avenue and march to the Village Green at 356 Broad Street for costume contest and entertainment until 5PM. Raindate is Sunday, October 28.
Scream on the Green movie night returns on Friday, October 26

A fun-family evening with bonfires, s'mores and food trucks. Now showing Peter Pan with pre-movie performance by the cast of Broadway and Beyond at 6PM. Movie starts at dusk on the Village Green at 356 Broad Street.
Flu Season Has Arrived

The Westfield Regional Health Department is reminding residents of the importance of the flu vaccination for everyone six months of age and older. Vaccination is particularly important for people who are at high risk of serious complications from the flu. Find a Flu Shot
City Clerk's Office Open Until 9PM on October 16 for Voter Registration

Election Day is Tuesday 11/6. The deadline to register to vote is Tuesday 10/16. To accommodate last minute registrants, the City Clerk’s Office has scheduled voter registration hours on 10/16 from 8:30AM to 9PM. More information
Fire Prevention Week is October 7 to 13, 2018

“Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware. Fire can happen anywhere" identifies essential ways to reduce the risk of fire and be prepared in the event of one. Look for places fire can start, listen for the sound of a smoke alarm and learn two ways out of each room. Essential Steps
Parking and Municipal Disposal Center Permit Renewal

All residents are required to renew parking and municipal disposal area permits annually by October 31, 2018. Online Registration and Information
Using Generators Safely During Power Outages

The Summit Fire Department has issued safety tips for homeowners on how to use generators during power outages. The department recently received a number of emergency calls related to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide in homes from generator use. Generator Safety Tips
Summit Public Art installs piece by artist Jason Peters at City Hall

The installation is titled Broadway Boogie, and described as: "a dynamic moving installation using manufactured ready-made objects and light to create a hopefully unseen experience." Additional Information
New code regulations for carbon monoxide detection issued by State of NJ

The Summit Fire Department is providing information on new NJ State code regulations for carbon monoxide detection that require carbon monoxide detectors in all businesses and commercial properties. More information
NJ Transit Schedule Adjustments beginning October 14, 2018

Installation of Positive Train Control (PTC) equipment on NJ TRANSIT’s rail fleet to meet federal year-end milestones requires NJT to temporarily discontinue/modify service on the Morris & Essex lines in and out of Hoboken from 10/14 through end of 2018. Morris & Essex (M&E) Lines Adjustments

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Mayor Nora Radest encourages residents to take advantage of her scheduled office hours and Meet the Mayor events.

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Pay for Parking with a Smart Phone

Pay for your parking using the Parkmobile app. There are no transaction fees, multiple license plates can be associated with an account, and parking time can be extended until the time limit for the zone.

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Common Council President David Naidu Shares Highlights from 10/16 Council Agenda

Volunteer for Summit

Curbside leaf collection October 8 through December 7 or first major snowfall

Get ready for an afternoon of spooky fun!

Scream on the Green movie night returns on Friday, October 26

Flu Season Has Arrived

City Clerk's Office Open Until 9PM on October 16 for Voter Registration

Fire Prevention Week is October 7 to 13, 2018

Parking and Municipal Disposal Center Permit Renewal

Using Generators Safely During Power Outages

Summit Public Art installs piece by artist Jason Peters at City Hall

New code regulations for carbon monoxide detection issued by State of NJ

NJ Transit Schedule Adjustments beginning October 14, 2018

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