Westampton Town Council Tackles Insurance Fund Challenges and Trash Collection Complaints

Overview: The Westampton Town Council meeting recently addressed issues impacting the town, notably the significant challenges faced by the Burlington County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund (GIF) and the contentious subject of trash collection services. The meeting featured a detailed presentation by Paul Myola of Harberg Insurance, who highlighted the financial pressures on the GIF due to rising reinsurance and medical costs, while council discussions later shifted focus to addressing resident complaints about trash collection and the potential introduction of new trash carts.

Delanco Tackles Traffic and Insurance Challenges Amid Development

Overview: At the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, attention was given to the challenges of managing the township’s development, with a particular focus on the need for a comprehensive traffic study and the complexities surrounding the renewal of the town’s insurance fund membership. These issues stood out amongst discussions on a range of topics including storm water regulation ordinances, public works updates, and health benefit costs for government employees.

Delanco Council Tackles Insurance, Traffic, and Storm Cleanup

Overview: During the latest Delanco Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the renewal of the town’s insurance program, the necessity of a traffic study amidst rapid development, and the aftermath of recent storm damage that afflicted the community. The council also addressed public safety, environmental concerns, and infrastructure maintenance, while engaging with community feedback on various issues.

Maple Shade Mulls Waste Collection Overhaul

Overview: The Maple Shade Town Council is considering changes to its waste collection and recycling services, a discussion that dominated the recent council meeting. In response to increasing disposal fees and operational challenges, the council is evaluating options to contain costs and enhance service efficiency. These options include the introduction of a cart collection system, changes to bulk collection frequency, and the elimination of certain types of curbside collection. Additionally, the council reviewed the impact of the short-term rental boom on the community and deliberated on the need for regulatory measures.

Delanco School Board Approves High-Cost Tuition Contract

Overview: The Delanco School Board recently approved a tuition contract and addressed issues regarding facilities and staffing during their latest meeting. The contract, costing over $78,000 per student, allows for three students to attend Kingsway programs, highlighting the district’s focus on specialized education despite resource constraints. Facility updates and the introduction of new staff members also took center stage, as the board tackled the challenges of air conditioning system repairs and the necessity for additional counseling staff.