Six projects Millburn talked about for years. All of them are moving now.

A partnership with the Board of Education, budgeted at $7.5 million. The bids came in at $5.66 million, almost 25% under budget.

A $1 million playground built so every child can use it, whatever their abilities. A Green Acres grant covers $750,000 of the cost.

New crossings, sidewalks and a safer approach to the platform, addressing long-standing pedestrian safety concerns in the area. A $479,000 grant pays for it.

The project sat unfinished for years, left without the budget to build it. Frank and Ben put it back out to bid with an eye toward value engineering. Ground breaks at the end of September.

A NJDOT Safe Routes to School grant will fund a new sidewalk along Old Short Hills Road, from South Orange Avenue to Talbot Court. Field surveying has already begun.

Discussed for almost two decades while taxpayers paid the price of deferred maintenance. The historic facade stays. A glass atrium joins it to the new wing, with a green courtyard for Town Hall Plaza performances, a larger courtroom and a real meeting room.
Every one of these is funded, designed, or already under construction. They need the people who started them to see them through.
Don't change horses midstream.
Vote for Millburn again.