Council members approved $6,010 to settle pending claims against the city for various vehicle related incidents, where city vehicles struck other vehicles or where the city improperly towed vehicles, during a special meeting on Tuesday.
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City pays out $6,010 for vehicle accidents and improper towing
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Rodriguez says indictment will not deter him from mayoral run
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Rigo Rodriguez and his wife indicted on election fraud and witness tampering
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School district contemplates raising property tax to balance budget
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Marshall Street school gets a green light; construction starts in “few weeks”
City Politics
City pays out $6,010 for vehicle accidents and improper towing
Rodriguez says indictment will not deter him from mayoral run
After yesterday’s indictment, Rigo Rodriguez, mayoral candidate and councilman at-large, said he will continue to run for mayor.
Rigo Rodriguez and his wife indicted on election fraud and witness tampering
Rigo Rodriguez, his wife Lissette, and a campaign worker have been indicted on charges of election fraud and witness tampering on Thursday, announced the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office.
Police News
City pays out $6,010 for vehicle accidents and improper towing
Council members approved $6,010 to settle pending claims against the city for various vehicle related incidents, where city vehicles struck other vehicles or where the city improperly towed vehicles, during a special meeting on Tuesday.
Passaic County Jail receives accreditation from NCCHC
The county jail received healthcare accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care, an independent organization that rates jails on standard of healthcare provided to inmates, announced Richard Berdnik, the county sheriff.
Two cops receive $17,000 in workers compensation
Two city police officers, who were injured while on duty, are set to receive $17,132, after filing workers compensation claims against the city.