Morris County

#MorrisCty – New Job!

Jobs

Deputy Clerk, Board of Chosen Freeholders

Under direction of the Clerk to the Board of Freeholders, has charge of development and maintenance of clerical procedures and services of the Board of Freeholders; communicates with the Freeholders; and does other related duties as required.

The Deputy Clerk shall have excellent organizational and communication skills and understand the importance of confidentiality within the Department; shall have a working knowledge of Word, Excel and have the ability to understand and implement other programs utilized within the County.

Examples of Work:

  • Prepare all Work Session meeting agendas for placement on the web. Set recording equipment up for work session meeting, attend and take minutes of the meeting, download the meeting recordings and place on Sound Cloud for placement on County website within 48 hours.
  • Prepare agenda for meetings; review resolutions and place them on the resolution list for the upcoming meeting; place agenda on County website. Receive all banner, road closing and coin toss requests to place on the agenda; coordinate the certificate of insurance requests with Risk Management.
  • Attend evening meetings and take minutes when the Clerk of the Board cannot attend.
  • Publish Bond Ordinances, Legal Notices and other required notices.
  • Prepare agenda for Insurance Fund Commission meetings; attend, take minutes of the meeting and other clerical duties associated with the Insurance Fund.
  • Maintain the various databases.
  • Secretary to the League of Municipalities. Arrange, attend and take minutes for Executive Meetings. Meetings are quarterly and after 5 p.m.

Applicants must reside in New Jersey.

Interested applicants should send their resumes via email by January 10, 2019 to: Debra Lynch, Clerk of the Board; dlynch@co.morris.nj.us.

Denville

#Denville – Donations Needed

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Furry friends that are still waiting for their furever homes at #Denville Animal Shelter need to be remembered. All donations will be sent to Meredith Petrillo for the Denville Animal Shelter. Drop off your contributions @ValleyviewMS

Thank you on behalf of the Valleyview Builders Club! Merry Christmas!

Note from #Denville Animal Shelter:

Meredith Kloepfer Petrillo Our wish list is canned dog food canned cat food paper towels toys dish detergent sponges we love paper plates 9 inch plates.  Thank you everyone for your support

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Denville, Morris County

#MorrisCty #Denville – Assemblyman Bucco on School Security

Assembly advances Bucco school security bill

Posted on 17 Dec 2018
/ NJ Assembly Republicans

Assembly advances Bucco school security bill

TRENTON, N.J. – Legislation making it necessary for public schools to install panic buttons and emergency lights to be used during attacks and emergencies is on its way to becoming law following Assembly approval today.

The bill (A764) is named in honor of Alyssa Alhadeff, a 14-year-old killed in the Parkland High School shooting last year. She and her family lived in Bergen County until a few years ago.

“This is simply about making schools safer and saving lives,” said Assemblyman Anthony M. Bucco (R-Morris). “With the push of a button, teachers or administrators can immediately report an incident to law enforcement. Many schools have already installed this technology and this legislation will make it uniform around the state.”

The bill was amended at Bucco’s urging to authorize reimbursement for those schools that already installed the devices.

The alarm, which would not be audible within the school building, must be directly linked to local law enforcement and immediately transmit a signal or message to the authorities upon activation.

“The amount of time it takes to report and respond to an emergency can mean the difference between life and death,” continued Bucco. “The sooner police are notified, the quicker they can respond.”

Funding for this measure was approved as part of the public question approved at the last election.

The Assembly concurred with the governor’s recommendations. The bill now heads to the Senate. It previously passed the Assembly 76-0 and the Senate 38-1.

Denville, Mountain Lakes

#Denville #MountainLakes – Traffic Alert

Borough of Mountain Lakes
Monday December 17th, 2018 :: 05:13 p.m. EST

Advisory

Traffic Alert – North Pocono Road

North Pocono Road, between the Boulevard and the Denville line will be closed from 8:00am – 4:00pm on December 18, 19th & 20th to allow for roadway repairs.

Residents who live on streets directly off of North Pocono will continue to have access to their homes.

Please plan alternate route and avoid the area if at all possibile.

Address/Location
Borough of Mountain Lakes
400 Boulevard
Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046

Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 931-334-3131

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