Cinnaminson Town Council Secures $1.1 Million in Grant Funding for Key Projects

Overview: In its latest meeting, the Cinnaminson Town Council approved the insertion of over $1.1 million in grant funding into the municipal budget, covering essential police department equipment, the reconstruction of Industrial Highway, and a new inclusive playground at Memorial Park. These grants aim to lessen the financial burden on local taxpayers while enhancing community infrastructure and services.

Maple Shade Town Council Approves Solar Project Amid Discussions on Variances and Community Impact

Overview: The Maple Shade Town Council recently approved a solar energy installation project proposed by Solar Landscape LLC on Route 38. The project, which involves the installation of rooftop solar panels and associated ground-mounted equipment, seeks to contribute to New Jersey’s community solar program, emphasizing service to low and moderate-income households. The council’s approval included necessary variances and site plan adjustments, highlighting a commitment to renewable energy while addressing concerns about community impact and site aesthetics.

Hainesport Approves $400,000 Fire Truck Purchase Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hainesport Land Use Board approved several ordinances, including a $400,000 allocation for a new fire truck, while also addressing community concerns about legal guidance and environmental safety. The meeting covered a range of issues from public safety to environmental remediation and community events.

Vacant Chesterfield Seat Announcement Turns Spotlight on Northern Burlington County School Board

Overview: The Northern Burlington County School Board meeting involved discussions on various issues, such as the process for filling the vacant Chesterfield seat, school climate survey results, and sports achievements, alongside operational updates and facilities improvements.

Delanco Council Faces Transparency Concerns Amidst Redevelopment Plan Debate

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on September 8, 2025, was marked by a heated discussion on transparency and accessibility regarding the second amendment to the industrial rehabilitation areas redevelopment plan, specifically targeting properties on Creek Road. The meeting also covered updates on ongoing infrastructure projects, financial adjustments for community development, and a citizen’s complaint about code enforcement.