The council prioritized addressing the emergent water system issue by passing Resolution 229, which allows for emergency contracts without public bidding due to a broken shaft in Well 10. The contract amount for this urgent repair is $32,658. This decision ensures the continuation of water services and highlights the council’s prompt response to infrastructure challenges.

Financial stability was a significant theme, as the council reviewed cash receipts and disbursements in various accounts for September 2025. Notably, Beach Badge revenue saw a significant increase, totaling $74,470, which is a $162,000 rise from the previous year. This boost was attributed to increased badge rates.

The council’s performance in the annual best practices inventory was highlighted, with a score of 42.5 out of a maximum of 43.5. This assessment included compliance with statutory mandates and operational best practices.

Other resolutions passed included a shared service agreement for a driving while intoxicated enforcement program, the hiring of a part-time violations clerk, and approving HRA services for the borough. The council also consented to an amusement license for 2026 and acknowledged a resignation, among other administrative matters.