(03/12/2013)COUNTRY FAIR:Country Fair is scheduled for the first week of June. For information please contact Maria at 973.226.0082 or roselandfair@gmail.com
(12/28/2012)ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INVENTORY (ERI):The Borough of Roseland Environmental Commission
has completed our ERI study. The Environmental Resource Inventory (ERI),
also called a Natural Resource Inventory (NRI), or Index of Natural Resources,
is a compilation of text and visual information about the natural resource
characteristics and environmental features of an area.
(Click
Here To View ERI)(Click
Here To Download ERI)
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The Borough of Roseland was originally known as the Centreville
section of Livingston. In 1873, one of Centreville's prominent residents,
Judge Rufus Harrison, led an effort to get the community it's own post office.
Since a Centreville post office already existed in Hunterdon County, a meeting
was called in the schoolhouse to choose a new name for the section. Roselyn
was suggested by Sarah Condit Harrison. Whether through misspelling or design,
Roselyn became Roseland, and the post office became a reality on April 14,
1874. (Click here for more
information about our Borough History)
By the early 1900's, Roseland, still part of Livingston Township, was growing
in population. At a school district meeting in Livingston Township in 1907,
a large delegation from Roseland was outvoted when they requested that a
new school be built for their area. Following this meeting, a resident named
Bill Teed led a drive to petition for the establishment of a new borough.
The petition was circulated and presented to the State Legislature, and on
April 10, 1908, the Borough of Roseland came into existence.
You can't really talk about the development of Roseland without talking about
the Becker Farm, which operated from 1880 -1964 and whose legacy still has
a major impact on the borough. At it's peak, the Becker Farm encompassed
1,000 to 1,200 acres, almost half the town. Today, most of the land upon
which the Becker Farm rested is now the center of several large corporate
office complexes.
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MAYOR JOHN DUTHIE Phone: 973.403.6022 Fax: 973.403.0978 mayor@roselandnj.org
Mayor Since 2011 Office Hours: Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday
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DAVID JACOBS
Council President
THOMAS TSILIONIS
Councilman
PETER M. SMITH
Councilman
MICHELE TOLLI
Councilwoman
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RICHARD LEONARD
Councilman
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MARK VIDOVICH
Councilman
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