Warren's Open Space Advisory Committee discussed a timeline for the Open Space and Recreation Plan that calls for a public input session on November 9 in the Township Courtroom and submission to the Planning Board on November 25.
Warren Township Committee unanimously approves $1.05 million Round Top Swim Club purchase, funded through Open Space Trust Fund with bond ordinance approval pending September 24. The Committee also adopted a $1.14 million appropriation for Dealaman Nature Trail and Pond improvements using a 50
Warren Township Committee approves Dealaman Nature Trail improvements with state grant support. The Township Committee unanimously approved a $1,140,160 ordinance on first reading for Dealaman Nature Trail and Pond improvements, supported by a $570,080 state stewardship grant from the New Jersey
Warren's Environmental Commission reviewed two development applications July 15, raising concerns about one major site plan. The EC expressed no concerns about H&G Innovations' proposal for new and repurposed buildings at 11 Old Stirling Road.
Warren Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved three applications at its July 6 meeting. The board voted 9-0 to grant a use variance to Sherri Fishman for Dainty Den, LLC, an event space at 20 Mount Bethel Road in the former King's shopping center offering children's birthday parties and
Warren Township Committee bans data centers across all zones in new ordinance. The measure, approved unanimously, designates data centers as prohibited uses throughout the township and establishes supplementary performance standards. Two residents from neighboring jurisdictions spoke in support
Warren zoning board approves Lion's Den Realty variance, defers Dainty Den case. The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a preliminary and final site plan and variance for Lion's Den Realty, LLC at 5 Powder Horn Drive (BA 25-25-09) with six voting members—Michael Galbraith, Frank Rica,
Warren Committee adopts 2026 budget and authorizes $1.25 million in capital bonds for municipal improvements. Mayor Shaun Fine discussed cost-cutting measures including possible departure from the State Benefits Health Plan and road surfacing initiatives, with further savings discussions planned
Warren Open Space Committee plans trail improvements and property stewardship. The five-member committee unanimously approved April minutes and formally recommended that the Township Committee solicit cost estimates for roof inspections and house painting at Morecraft. Members Shilpa Desai, Bill
Warren Board of Health welcomes new member, approves four-month reports. The board introduced Ms. Brielle Lawrence as the mayor's appointee to the board as a voting member. Health Officer Mr. Kevin Sumner reported that the February flood that displaced Warren Townhall did not damage health records
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