Union County News

Springfield Township town hall offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day. Regular hours resume on September 8.

The Union County Board of County Commissioners has rescheduled its September 24, 2026, Agenda Setting and Regular Meetings to Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

Springfield Township Administrator John Bussiculo outlines thousands of feet of New Jersey American Water line replacements running through late October.

A two million dollar water infrastructure project on U.S. Route 22 Eastbound in Springfield replaces half a mile of 1940s water mains this fall.

Jonathan Dayton High School football defeats Bound Brook 43–12 in Springfield during the official opening night of the school's new turf field.

Springfield introduces an ordinance to impose a two percent excise tax on intoxicating hemp beverages ahead of a public hearing on September 8.

Production of the television series "Big Mistakes" returned to Springfield Town Hall in late August. The show previously used municipal offices and hallways as filming locations, and township administrator John Bussiculo noted the production team has been respectful of operations.

New Jersey American Water replacing 2,900 feet of 1920s water pipe in Springfield. $1.6 million project runs through October on Colfax, Denham, Donna roads.

Springfield will install second license plate recognition camera at recycling center to deter illegal dumping and improve security enforcement.

Springfield introduces ordinance to reduce mandatory towing licenses from four to two. Police Department recommendation based on reliable resource experience.

Oakland Park renovation in Springfield advances with new plantings, hardscape, and entrance sign. Electrical work and finishing items underway.

Springfield LED lighting upgrades Town Hall Annex Firehouse DPW DMV parking lot. Energy efficiency, safety, visibility improvements municipal facilities.

Oakland Park in Springfield nears completion with new sidewalks, seating walls, lighting, Wi-Fi, and an entrance arch, according to township administrators. (156 characters)

Gov. Livingston's football team opens its season with a commanding 40-27 win over Dayton, showcasing strong quarterback play and an aggressive ground game. (155 characters)

Jonathan Dayton High School football 2026 season preview. Adrian Bernknopf quarterback, playoff aspirations, Gov. Livingston opening game.

New Jersey American Water $1.6 million Springfield water system upgrade. Water main replacement, fire hydrant installation, lead pipe removal.

Springfield man charged with e-bike theft at Millburn Bagel-4-You. Police recovered stolen bike, arrested suspect August 7 incident.

After complaints from residents about unclear or incomplete notices from Fios construction crews, Springfield has formally required contractors to improve communication before performing work on residential properties.

Springfield plans stormwater pipe replacement behind Duffy's lot in 2027. DEP permits secured; easements under negotiation with property owners.