The council’s primary focus was the amendment of the Halloween curfew, originally set for 7 p.m. on October 30 and 31. Members deliberated on whether this time might lead to confusion or issues for families participating in Halloween festivities. Concerns were raised about children being penalized for being out later during typical trick-or-treating hours. After discussion, a friendly amendment was proposed and accepted to adjust the curfew. This move was aimed at balancing safety with community traditions.

In addition to the curfew amendment, the council approved several resolutions. These included a Department of Transportation project and various licensing renewals. Notably, Resolution 25105, concerning local task force licenses, was separated for individual consideration before finally being approved.

The council also introduced an ordinance aimed at clarifying responsibilities for redevelopment projects, specifically regarding parking lot lines. This ordinance was described as necessary cleanup work to ensure clarity in future development plans. The council appeared unified in supporting these measures, recognizing their importance for the borough’s orderly development.