Council approves consent agenda items, new firefighter applicants and bills
April 15, 2026 | Hawthorne, Passaic County, New Jersey
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On April 15 Hawthorne Borough council approved several consent agenda items and routine motions.
The council adopted MR2‑26 to install a handicap parking space on block 261, lot 5.01, and approved resolution R68‑26 accepting Year 5 of the Neighborhood Preservation Program. Council also approved two new firefighter applicants, Jordi Corales (Company 3) and Kayla Algarin (Company 4), and authorized the payment of bills in the usual motion forwarding invoices to the treasurer.
All motions were carried by roll‑call votes recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: Consent‑agenda items included minor but concrete changes to parking and volunteer staffing; acceptance of the NPP enables final program actions and project implementation.
The council adopted MR2‑26 to install a handicap parking space on block 261, lot 5.01, and approved resolution R68‑26 accepting Year 5 of the Neighborhood Preservation Program. Council also approved two new firefighter applicants, Jordi Corales (Company 3) and Kayla Algarin (Company 4), and authorized the payment of bills in the usual motion forwarding invoices to the treasurer.
All motions were carried by roll‑call votes recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: Consent‑agenda items included minor but concrete changes to parking and volunteer staffing; acceptance of the NPP enables final program actions and project implementation.
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