St. Paul City Council Audit Committee Focuses on Enhancing Data Practices and Civic Engagement

Overview: In a recent session, the St. Paul City Council Audit Committee concentrated on refining the scope of an ongoing audit of the city’s data practices processes, examining stakeholder involvement, and exploring methods to improve civic engagement and public outreach.

Milton Residents Demand Solutions for Traffic Woes Amid Road Diet Controversy

Overview: The Milton Select Board convened to address concerns over traffic congestion, particularly related to the Route 28 Randolph Road road diet pilot program, and to discuss the fiscal year 2026 stormwater fee and property tax classification. The meeting saw impassioned pleas from residents for immediate intervention to mitigate traffic issues exacerbated by the road diet, which was originally intended to enhance safety but has inadvertently increased traffic on neighboring streets.

Amherst Town Council Tackles Accessibility Challenges and Supports Human Rights in Sudan

Overview: The Amherst Town Council meeting on November 18 focused heavily on accessibility issues within the town, including concerns about parking, sidewalk conditions, and the layout of town infrastructure. Additionally, the council discussed a resolution in support of human rights in Sudan, prompted by recent events and local connections to the crisis.

St. Pete Beach City Commission Evaluates Event Safety, Fee Structures, and Park Maintenance

Overview: During the recent St. Pete Beach City Commission meeting, discussions primarily revolved around the evaluation of public safety requirements at local events, the potential restructuring of recreation fees, and updates on city park maintenance projects. These topics highlighted the commission’s ongoing efforts to balance cost recovery with community engagement and ensure the efficient use of city resources.

Chatham Select Board Delays Decision on Housing Project Amid Legal Concerns

Overview: The Chatham Select Board convened on November 18, 2025, to tackle several issues, notably the discussion about the future of the 127 Old Harbor Road property, earmarked for affordable housing. The board grappled with the legal complexities surrounding the property, potential legal repercussions, and community concerns, ultimately opting to delay a definitive decision.