Lower Town Council Investigates Environmental Damage from Film Crew

Overview: The Lower Town Council meeting focused on addressing environmental damage allegedly caused by a film crew in Douglas Park. The council acknowledged public concerns and confirmed ongoing investigations into the matter by the local police and township management.

Cape May Committee Debates Fee Structure Revisions and Surplus Management Strategies

Overview: The Cape May Municipal Taxation & Revenue Advisory Committee met recently to discuss a range of issues, including proposed changes to development and mercantile license fees, the management of the city’s surplus funds, and compliance checks for restaurant seating capacities.

Safety Concerns Dominate Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting

Overview: The Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee’s recent meeting focused heavily on reviewing the Greenan Peterson report as part of a $200,000 federal grant application, identifying key “hot spots” for improvements, and discussing strategies to enhance cyclist and pedestrian safety across various streets in Cape May.

Cape May Shade Tree Commission Discusses Enforcement of New Tree Protection Ordinance and Invasive Species Management

Overview: The Cape May Shade Tree Commission’s recent meeting focused on the enforcement of a newly amended tree protection ordinance, the management of invasive species like the Spotted Lanternfly, and community engagement strategies for preserving local trees.

Wildwood Crest Borough Council Debates Hiring More Full-Time Police Officers Amid Rising Costs

Overview: The Wildwood Crest Borough Council convened to discuss issues including the adoption of a salary ordinance, the establishment of a junior firefighter auxiliary program, and the need for additional full-time police officers. The council also addressed public concerns about police staffing and financial projections for the community.