Township Administrator Responds to Email on Turf Field Communication and Sewage Plant
NJ21st submitted a series of questions to Berkeley Heights Township Administrator Liza Viana over the past two weeks, covering sewage...
Berkeley Heights Sewage Plant Cited for Safety Hazards and Boiler Violations
In addition to the Berkeley Heights Sewage Plant DEP violations we’ve been reporting on the past four days, there were...
Fourth DEP Notice Cites Berkeley Heights for Sewage Discharges into State Waters
This is the fourth in a series of articles covering NJ DEP Violations involving Berkeley Heights’ sewer operations and includes...
Resident Questions to NJ21st about the DEP Sewage Violations
We’ve had some questions from residents on our articles in connection to the DEP Sewage Violations. This will be a...
DEP’s Third Letter Flags Overflow Risks From Broken Sensors and Uncleaned Basins at Berkeley Heights Sewage Plant
In our review of a bid packet a Berkeley Heights resident obtained from the township and provided to NJ21st we...
Second DEP Letter Cites Stormwater Violations at Berkeley Heights Sewage Plant
Yesterday, I wrote about the township Sewage Plant being cited by the NJ DEP for inaccurate reports and partially treated...
Berkeley Heights Sewage Plant Cited for Reporting and Environmental Violations
A resident emailed NJ21st a set of documents tied to the failed sewer sale bid package. The resident inquired as...
Behind the $60 Million Berkeley Heights Sewage Plant Price Tag…. What’s Documented, What’s Not
When Berkeley Heights talk about $60 million in needed sewer system upgrades, it can sound like there’s a detailed engineering...
No-Bid Contracts, DEP Fines, and the Sewage Bid: What the Council Didn’t Explain
Laura’s Notes on the 07/15/2025 Berkeley Heights Town Council Meeting Following the storm that rocked our world, the Berkeley Heights...
Deals Light on Details- Berkeley Heights Council Set to Approve Another Round of Quiet Spending
The Berkeley Heights Township Council is expected to vote on more than $180,000 in new spending, reject a utility privatization...
