Little Falls is a township in Passaic County, New Jersey, with a population of approximately 13,360.
Population13,360
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Apr 13Little Falls, NJ Township Council Workshop Meeting MondayVideoMar 23City CouncilVideoMar 9Little Falls, NJ Township Council Workshop Meeting MondayVideoFeb 23City CouncilVideoFeb 9Little Falls, NJ Township Council Workshop Meeting MondayVideoFeb 5Little Falls, NJ Planning BoardVideoJan 8Little Falls, NJ Planning BoardVideoJan 5Little Falls, NJ Township Council Workshop Meeting MondayVideoRecent News
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Little Falls Designates Rose Street Properties for Potential Future Redevelopment Study
Little Falls Designates Rose Street Properties for Potential Future Redevelopment Study TAPinto
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NewsAPR 14, 2026
April Recognized as National Donate Life Month in Little Falls
April Recognized as National Donate Life Month in Little Falls TAPinto
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NewsAPR 07, 2026
Little Falls Parents Raise Concerns Over IEP Support, Literacy Services and Nurse Coverage
Little Falls Parents Raise Concerns Over IEP Support, Literacy Services and Nurse Coverage TAPinto
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