Warren advances $573,580 state grant for nature trail improvements. The Township Committee unanimously approved a Green Acres grant application funding improvements to Dealaman Trails and Pond including trail rehabilitation, pond dredging, aerator pumps with solar panels, and a pedestrian bridge,
Warren Planning Board unanimously adopted a Master Plan reexamination addressing affordable housing compliance. Professional Planner Katie Sarmad presented the report, which reflects completion of a state dispute-resolution process; a judge found the plan compliant February 3, 2026. The board set
Warren Open Space Committee charts 2026 trail maintenance, volunteer effort, and Dealaman acquisition push. Chair Bill Gilbert and members outlined a maintenance plan beginning in March on main trails with weekly work from April, when the Department of Public Works will install new trail markers.
Warren Historic Sites Committee moves forward with preservation projects and resource inventory updates. Karl Horster's resignation was noted following Lesley Ellerbusch's reappointment and addition of new member Nick Cuozzo, pending formal council approval. The committee is overseeing preservation
Warren Zoning Board approves children's play facility and fitness center. The board unanimously approved preliminary and final site plan and floor area ratio variance for Lion's Den Realty, LLC at 5 Powder Horn Drive, enabling applicants Nicole and Jason Kalvesmaki to convert unused industrial-zone
Warren's newly formed Open Space Advisory Committee held its inaugural meeting and elected officers, tapping Bill Gilbert as Chair, Shilpa Desai as Vice Chair, and Kevin Anderson as Secretary. The five-member committee, also including Mal Plager and Shelly Molnar, outlined work in three focus
Warren Township Committee approves $13.9 million in operational bills and professional contracts. The Committee unanimously approved $13,927,013.58 in bills and awarded a $25,000 bond counsel contract to McManimon, Scotland & Baumann for 2026, following discussion of prior involvement concerns.
Warren's Historic Sites Committee secures $1.3 million in grants while electing 2026 leadership. The committee reelected Greg Fitzgerald as Chairman and Erica Sbarra as Treasurer, promoting Rory Britt to Vice Chairman and recognizing Kari Quiros after 10 years as Recording Secretary. The
Warren Environmental Commission welcomes three new members, flags development concerns. The commission inducted Joe Filo and Ron Weslosky as regular members, plus junior member Rishi, amid a strategic shift toward closer Planning Board coordination. The EC reviewed an amended site plan for Parkside
Warren Board of Health elects officers, approves Federal Reserve variance. The board unanimously elected Malcolm Plager as President, Angela Valerio as Vice-President, and Gregory Riley as Secretary-Treasurer at its January 14 reorganization meeting. The board also granted a variance to the Federal
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