Hainesport Celebrates Centennial, Receives $700K Park Grant

Overview: The Hainesport Town Council’s recent meeting was marked by a celebratory tone as community members and council members reflected on the success of the town’s 100th-anniversary event, while also discussing financial grants for local improvements. The council received updates on a substantial $700,000 Green Acres Grant for Creek Turn Park Improvement and a $63,000 American Rescue Plan firefighter grant.

Willingboro Council Tackles Cybersecurity and Pool Repairs Amid Community Events

Overview: The Willingboro Town Council’s latest meeting addressed a variety of issues, with a primary focus on enhancing cybersecurity measures and tackling the repair needs of a community pool, alongside recognizing community achievements and discussing upcoming local events. The council deliberated on the adoption of the NJ KCK Cyber Security Grant program and the Cyber Incident Response Plan, which promise to bring financial savings and improved security against cyber threats. Additionally, the meeting saw discussions on the repair of a structural crack in the Penny Packer pool and the potential delay this might cause in its availability to residents.

Cinnaminson Welcomes New Police Chief and Officers

Overview: Cinnaminson Town Council, in its recent meeting on June 17, 2024, marked a significant transition within the local police department. The session was particularly notable for the swearing-in of the new police chief, William Obuchowski, along with police captain Roy Wagner, and two new officers, Zachary Edmonson and Julia Wheeler. The meeting also addressed the town’s infrastructure, including the authorization of a grant application for the resurfacing of Fairfax Drive and other improvements, the introduction of new pickleball courts at Memorial Park, and the approval of resolutions for various municipal contracts.

Evesham School Board Approves Revised Budget Amid Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Evesham School Board voted to approve a revised school budget for the 2024-2025 year, amidst discussions on the potential impact of state aid reductions and tax increases on the community. The meeting featured significant public input and board discourse regarding the financial direction of the district, specifically addressing concerns over affordability, program sustainability, and the introduction of a preschool expansion program.

Northern Burlington County School Board Faces Mixed Opinions on Auditorium Project Approval

Overview: The Northern Burlington County School Board meeting was marked by discussions regarding the approval of an architect for the High School auditorium, the implementation of measures to address student vaping and bathroom availability, and the contemplation of kitchen and cafeteria renovations. The most notable issue was the selection of an architect for the auditorium project, which saw board members expressing diverse views.