Mount Arlington Region

Overall, since the application, Grant and additional work that needed to be done, the Trails took 4.5 Years to complete, and cost over $600,000 to develop.

Join us Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 9am for the ribbon cutting and official opening of the Lake Rogerene Trails!

DRILLS 4 SKILLS CLINIC: PLAYERS WILL IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL BALL SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES SUCH AS: DRIBBLING, PASSING, SHOOTING WITH SESSIONS DELIVERED BY OUR PROFESSIONAL COACHING STAFF ON A WEEKLY BASIS.

Colllection Drop Off Until 10/09/2020 at 24 McGregor Avenue, Mount Arlington (On Tarp)

The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) announced today that a traffic shift will begin Friday, Sept. 18, on I-80 Westbound as the replacement project for I-80 bridges over the Rockaway River advances in Roxbury, Jefferson, and Rockaway, Morris County

This is a 3 Week Session running September 12-26. In case of rain, the class will be canceled that morning

Morris County is moving ahead on a host of 2020 county road paving projects, despite the COVID-19 crisis, with resurfacing ongoing on roads in seven towns, and work set to start in another half dozen in the coming weeks.

The Morris County Historic Preservation Trust Fund Review Board has recommended $4.4 million in county grants to help preserve, restore, or protect 28 historic sites in 18 towns across Morris County.

A big supporter of the community is offering to conduct a series of online webinars (view from your home) for residents to better understand what’s happening in the financial world and what it means to you.

Morris County Sheriff's Officer Detective Marc Adamsky stopped into Mount Arlington Police Department on March 25, on official business, but made sure he had time for a special visit.

As the communities around our lake continue to hunker-down for an extended period of time to stop the spread of Coronavirus, the residents are reaching out looking to help others that made need assistance.

Pictured (L/R), Morris County Sheriff's Office Undersheriff Mark Spitzer, Officer Feinberg and Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon.

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS to Morris County Sheriff's Officer Jonathan Feinberg, who now is a certified EMT after passing a four-month course and a rigorous National Registry Emergency Medical Technician examination.