Click here to view and/or download the informational flyer for this event.
Click here to view and/or download the informational flyer for this program.
Click here to view and/or download the informational flyer for this event.
The City of Linden, Zoning Board of Adjustment’s scheduled special meeting on Tuesday July 25, 2023, has been cancelled due to a family emergency with one of our Board members. Due to only having five voting members available to attend, the applicant has chosen to adjourn the meeting to a future date. The Board will attempt to have a special meeting in early August, pending member availability. The next regularly scheduled Zoning Board meeting will be held on September 11, 2023, and will include all business that was scheduled to be heard at the July 25, 2023 meeting, unless an earlier special meeting is able to be put on the calendar. All updates/notices will be on the website. We apologize for any inconveniences.
The Zoning Board Agenda and all other relevant documents, including this notice are posted on the City of Linden website.
For any questions, contact Daniel Sobolewski, Acting Secretary to the Board
Mayor Derek Armstead, the City of Linden, Uptown Linden, and the volunteers of the Linden Cultural & Heritage Committee present September to Remember – Classic Car and Motorcycle Show. The first 75 registrants will receive a T-shirt.
The City of Linden, Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 7pm. The meeting will be conducted in person. Official action will be taken and portions of the meeting may be held in executive session.
1.Old Business – Old Business – Cases
The Zoning Board Agenda and all other relevant documents, including this notice are posted on the City of Linden website.
The meetings of the Linden Zoning Board of Adjustment were called pursuant to the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Law.
Click here to view and/or download the informational flyer for this event.
Click here to view and/or download the informational flyer for this event.
Over the past several days our community has been ravaged by three separate shooting incidents. While these recent incidents have been isolated to one or two areas of our city, this violent crime is a problem for all of us. There have been 14 confirmed shooting incidents to date this year, and while that is down from the highs that we saw just a few years ago, it is still unacceptable in every possible sense.
I want to assure the members of our community that this is our number one priority; nothing that we do is more essential than protecting our community from violent crime. Detectives have been working around the clock to identify those responsible for this senseless violence, and we are working closely with our law enforcement partners at all levels to identify any potential links to criminal activity across the county and state.
People have a right to feel safe and secure in their homes and in their neighborhoods. Recent events have, understandably, had a devastating impact on our sense of security, and we recognize that in addition to stopping these crimes we also have an obligation to restore the feelings of safety that our residents deserve.
In response to these events we have deployed additional personnel, and residents can expect to see saturation patrols in designated areas. In addition, we have deployed a street crimes interdiction unit specifically focused on deterring this kind of violent crime. They will be on our streets every single day for as long as they are needed to reverse these trends.
Union County Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that results in an indictment and conviction in these shootings. Tips can be submitted anonymously by phone 24-hours a day at 908-654-TIPS (8477) or online.
Despite these steps, and whatever other steps we may take, we cannot solve this problem alone. I urge each and every member of our community to come forward and cooperate with our investigations; if you see something, say something. If something looks off, say something. If you know information about criminal activity, say something. Through partnership, we can stop this trend and restore the community that we want and deserve.