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Understanding Your New Property Taxes


You should have received your third quarter property tax bills in the mail by now. If you are wondering why this quarter may look different, here is an explanation on how your property taxes are calculated following Verona's recent revaluation, as ordered by the Essex County Board of Taxation. Thir…

Have You Ever Considered Running for Verona's Township Council?


There is one Council Member seat available this November 3rd election. This Township Council seat is a four year term expiring January 15th, 2030.Candidate Petition Packets are available at the Municipal Clerk's office located in Town Hall (600 Bloomfield Ave/Second Floor).Fully completed packets m…

Verona Community Energy Plan


The Township of Verona is planning for a cleaner, more sustainable future—and resident engagement is an important part of the process.During the Monday, July 6 Township Council Meeting, DMR Architects will present a draft Community Energy Plan, which will become a roadmap outlining energy and susta…

Corey Schor Appointed to Verona Township Council


During last night's Township Council Meeting (6.22.26), Verona's Township Council appointed Corey Schor to fill the vacant Council seat following the resignation of former Councilwoman Cynthia Holland.Schor will serve on Verona's Township Council through the certification of the November 2, 2026 Ge…

Verona's Township Council Raises Juneteenth Flag


Verona Township honored Juneteenth last week with a flag-raising ceremony recognizing the significance of June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved African Americans in the United States learned of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued.Members of the Township …

Verona Mayor and Council Honor Verona Lions Club for 75 Years of Service


Mayor Tamburro along with members of the Verona Township Council recently recognized the Verona Lions Club for 75 years of dedicated service to the Verona community and beyond, with a proclamation presented during the June 8, 2026 Township Council Meeting.The proclamation highlighted the Verona Lio…

Councilwoman Cynthia Holland Announces Resignation


During last night’s Township Council Meeting, Councilwoman Cynthia Holland announced her decision to resign from the Verona Township Council, effective June 9, 2026. Due to recent professional career changes that have brought new responsibilities and demands, along with unexpected personal matters,…

Notice of Open Seat on Verona's Township Council


Due to the resignation of Councilwoman Holland, effective immediately, a vacancy now exists on the Township Council.Pursuant to New Jersey's Municipal Vacancy Law, the Township Council has 30 days to fill the vacant seat by appointment. The individual appointed will serve until the certification of…

Inclusive & Healthy Community Survey: Share Your Input Now


In partnership with New Jersey Future, Verona has launched a new Inclusive Healthy Communities (IHC) Initiative aimed at improving accessibility, inclusion, independence, and quality of life for people with disabilities in our community. The first step in this initiative is a community-wide survey …

Early Voting: NJ Primary Election


Early voting for NJ Primary Election starts Tuesday, May 26th, conveniently located in the Ballroom at the Verona Community Center. Click here for more details.

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