PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the September 1, 2020 7:00 PM Regular Meeting of the Borough of Mount Arlington Council, originally scheduled to take place in the Council Room of the Municipal Building, 419 Howard Blvd., Mount Arlington, NJ, will instead be held remotely using Zoom Webinar Conferencing. The meeting is open to the...Read More
All children who wish to participate in our Recreation Sports will need to fill out this COVID-19 form prior to the start of the season. Any questions, Please email cchismar@mtarlingtonboro.com or call (973)234-5080 Download COVID-19 WaiverRead More
The Mount Arlington Mayors Wellness Committee is sponsoring a 3 week session of Low Impact Bootcamp Workout. Download the flyer for more information.Read More
Download the below documents to review the most recent guidance concerning COVID-19 and sports and recreation activities. CDC COVID Questions Answered Playing Youth Sports Protect Yourself and Others Stop the Spread COVID WaiverRead More
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT), committed to developing transportation improvements that best balance transportation needs, the environment, community concerns and costs, will hold a Virtual Public Information Center (PIC) to provide local residents and businesses with information on the I-80 Bridges over Howard Blvd. (CR 615). You are encouraged to actively participate by...Read More
Due to emergency water repairs in the area, Nolan’s Ridge residents may experience low to no water pressure for the next several hours. Water will be restored later today.Read More
For those residents who are still without Internet / Cable. They are experiencing large call volumes. Please use the attached link to submit service needs and ensure all outages are restored. Altice is aware of the Borough wide outages and are escalating a response. https://bit.ly/MtArlington2020 Borough buildings are open, however, due to the outages phone...Read More
Good Morning Mount Arlington, Power has been restored to a large portion of the Borough. Great news considering we started with approximately 3,053 outages; however, over 400 outages remain. While we appreciate the efforts of JCP&L to restore power in Mount Arlington to date, Mayor Michael Stanzilis stressed his concern for the remaining outages to JCP&L and...Read More
Earlier this evening JCP&L reported they expect to restore 95% of their New Jersey outages by August 11th. Within the last few hours approximately 1,000 Mount Arlington outages have been restored. Mayor Stanzilis continues to speak with JCP&L representatives several times a day and will continue to provide updates as soon as they are received....Read More
