West Windsor Town Council Discusses Hazmat Services Amid Budget Concerns and Early Voting Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the West Windsor Town Council tackled several issues, including the approval of a Hazmat services agreement with Mercer County, with substantial focus on its financial implications and the need for new equipment. Additionally, the council advocated for establishing an early voting location in town.

Princeton Council Faces Controversy Over Judge Reappointment Amidst New Police Officer Inductions

Overview: The Princeton Council meeting on February 10, 2025, was marked by the discussion around the reappointment of a municipal court judge. Concerns were raised about the process’s transparency, while the council also celebrated the swearing-in of six new probationary police officers and acknowledged Black History Month.

East Windsor School Board Advances Security Upgrade Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: The East Windsor School Board meeting addressed topics, including ongoing security upgrades at the high school, budget planning for the 2025-2026 academic year, and various school community activities. A new lottery system for preschool applications was also introduced, alongside updates on school athletics and arts programs.

Princeton Planning Board Approves 21 Wiggins Street Site Plan Amid Affordable Housing Regulation Concerns

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board convened on February 6, 2025, approving a minor modification to the site plan for a property on Wiggins Street. The approval, which includes conditions ensuring compliance with new affordable housing regulations, was the centerpiece of a meeting that navigated complex zoning and regulatory issues. The project aims to consolidate three lots and add a four-story apartment structure with 18 units, including four affordable housing units.

West Windsor Zoning Board Tackles Complex Basement Regulations Amid Membership Reappointments

Overview: In its recent meeting, the West Windsor Zoning Board addressed multiple topics, including the reappointment of board members, the election of officers for 2025, and a focused debate on the classification of basements in zoning regulations. The board also discussed professional staff appointments and the implications of the Trenton Times ceasing print editions.