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NJ Water Rate Increase, Gas Bill Decrease & Nuclear Power Moves Forward

September 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
NJ Water Rates Rise, Gas Bills Fall, Nuclear Advances

NJ regulators approve higher water rates, propose lower gas bills and move the state’s advanced nuclear power program forward.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, New Jersey, utilities

Third Circuit Vacates NJ Approval for $1B Gas Pipeline

September 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
$1B Gas Pipeline

Court vacates NJ approval for the $1B NESE gas pipeline, citing unresolved dredging controls and toxic sediment risks in Raritan Bay.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, New Jersey

New Jersey Legalizes Plug-In Balcony Solar, With Rules Starting in March

September 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey balcony solar law

New Jersey legalizes plug-in balcony solar up to 1,200 watts starting March 1, 2027, with new rules for renters and homeowners.

Categories Community, Public Notices Tags infrastructure, New Jersey, utilities

Montville study estimates $10.35 million to restore former Condurso farm

August 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Montville restore Condurso farm

Montville estimates $10.35 million to restore buildings at the former Condurso farm at 96 River Road, excluding environmental cleanup.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, Montville

Morris County Spends Millions on AI Technology, From Drone Detection to License Plate Readers and AI Cameras, Without One Public Inventory

August 28, 2026August 20, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Morris County Spends Millions on AI Technology, From Drone Detection to License Plate Readers and AI Cameras, Without One Public Inventory

Public records show nearly $12M in Morris County spending on counter-drone systems, ALPRs and cameras, with no countywide inventory.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, law enforcement, Morris County 2 Comments

Morristown conditionally selects SJP for two major redevelopments near the Green

August 19, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Morristown SJP redevelopment

Morristown conditionally selected SJP to negotiate two projects near the Green, with preliminary plans for about 214 homes.

Categories News Tags housing, infrastructure, Morristown

Data Centers Are Driving Up the Part of Your Electric Bill New Jersey Cannot Control

August 17, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey electric bills data centers

New Jersey electric bills rise as data centers drive demand, while power plant standby charges make up 15% to 20% of a typical bill.

Categories News Tags cost of living, infrastructure, Morristown, New Jersey, utilities

Mendham Suspends Wastewater-System Sale Process

August 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Mendham Suspends Wastewater System Sale Process

Mendham Township suspended its wastewater system sale process after New Jersey American Water became the only qualified bidder.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, Mendham

Morristown-Area Water Rates Rose 10% as SMCMUA Plans $18.2 Million in PFAS Work

August 3, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Morristown Water Rates Rise 10% Amid PFAS Upgrade Plans

Morristown-area water rates increased 10% as SMCMUA plans $18.2M in future PFAS treatment projects through 2030.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, Morristown

New Jersey Wants Your Smart Devices to Help Run the Grid

July 30, 2026July 30, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey Virtual Power Plant

New Jersey’s proposed virtual power plant would turn thousands of privately owned thermostats, electric vehicles, water heaters and batteries into one coordinated source of grid relief.

Categories News Tags infrastructure, New Jersey, utilities
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News Briefs

  • Boonton Seeks Public Input on Downtown District That Would Assess Property Owners
  • Midtown Direct Trains Will Shift to Hoboken for Five Weeks Starting Monday
  • Morris Township Approves 14 Homes at 291 James Street, Including Three Affordable Units
  • Zufall and St. James Receive State Funding to Combine Primary, Mental Health and Addiction Care
  • New Jersey minimum wage will reach $16.48 on Jan. 1

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