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Governor Murphy Signs Package of Bills Advancing New Jersey as National Leader in Lead Poisoning Prevention
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Legislator Piccirillo Honors Emily Albert with Inaugural Distinguished Youth Award for 8th Legislative District
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egislator Anthony Piccirillo Honors Samantha Wist as inaugural Healthcare Hero for the 8th Legislative District
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Palumbo continues tradition started by predecessor to host environmental roundtable Assemblyman Anthony at a 2018 event. (File Photo)
Keeping a long-running tradition alive, new state Sen. Anthony Palumbo is continuing his predecessor’s practice of conducting regular environmental roundtables.
On Friday, Mr. Palumbo assembled representatives from more than a dozen area environmental organizations on Zoom to hear their concerns and priorities. He began the virtual meeting by thanking recently retired state Sen. Kenneth LaValle, who served in the Legislature for 44 years. Mr. Palumbo won that seat in November after serving in the Assembly.
At the start of the virtual meeting, Mr. LaValle, who conducted similar roundtables for years, said, “Some of the most beautiful areas in this state and maybe the world are on the East End. I am glad to see Sen. Palumbo continuing this practice.”
WATERTOWN â City Council members made it clear on Monday night: They want Jefferson County dispatchers to handle emergency medical calls for the cityâs fire department.
Council members informally agreed on Monday that they will vote on a resolution next week that would make a major change that would mean county dispatch would determine which EMS calls the fire department would go on.
County dispatchers now notify the fire department after a call comes in to them and they automatically send out a fire engine to the scene. They also use a complicated system, called Emergency Management Dispatch, or EMD, to determine the level of service that goes out on calls for most of the other towns in the county.