Princeton Council Backs Opposition to Gas Pipeline, Approves New Traffic Ordinances

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton Council unanimously endorsed a resolution opposing the Williams Transco Northwest Northeast Supply Enhancement project, citing environmental concerns. Additionally, the council approved an ordinance to eliminate on-street parking on Armor Road to make way for advisory bike-pedestrian lanes, aimed at improving pedestrian and cyclist safety in the absence of sidewalks.

Perry City Council Approves Task Order for Test Well Amid Water Quality Concerns

Overview: In a recent Perry City Council meeting, officials prioritized addressing water quality issues by approving a task order for a test well, amidst discussions on numerous city projects and community safety concerns. The council emphasized the necessity of this undertaking due to previous delays and the six-month contingency period linked to a recent land acquisition contract.

Victoria City Council Discusses Budget, Focuses on Recreation Center and Utility Rate Adjustments

Overview: The Victoria City Council recently gathered to review key financial elements and future plans as part of their 2026 budget workshop. The most notable discussions included proposed budgetary allocations for the Victoria Recreation Center (VRC) and adjustments to utility rates, alongside broader capital improvement plans and equipment needs for both public works and the fire department. The council also engaged in planning for upcoming projects that will impact the city’s infrastructure and recreational facilities.

Hamilton Town Council Advances Redevelopment Plan and Honors Local Veterans

Overview: The Hamilton Town Council meeting on November 10, 2025, focused on approving a redevelopment plan amendment for a drive-thru addition on Blackhorse Pike, promoting local veterans’ initiatives, and handling personnel changes within the public works department. Other topics included stormwater management proposals and discussions about upcoming community events.

Chelmsford Faces $3 Million Budget Deficit Amid Rising Costs and Limited Revenue Growth

Overview: The Chelmsford Select Board meeting delved into several pressing financial issues, prominently highlighting a projected budget deficit of approximately $3 million for the upcoming fiscal year. This shortfall, against a total budget of around $176 million, underscores the financial challenges the town faces, compounded by rising health insurance premiums, static revenue sources, and escalating fixed costs.