West Windsor Town Council Faces Challenges with PFAS Settlement and Public Health Initiatives

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on November 10, 2025, tackled several issues, notably the financial and public health challenges arising from the management of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), the approval of a $450 million settlement by 3M for PFAS contamination cleanup, and the implementation of community health initiatives. Additionally, the council addressed infrastructural concerns, particularly those related to the township’s water supply and the potential impact of legal settlements on municipal finances.

Princeton Council Backs Opposition to Gas Pipeline, Approves New Traffic Ordinances

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton Council unanimously endorsed a resolution opposing the Williams Transco Northwest Northeast Supply Enhancement project, citing environmental concerns. Additionally, the council approved an ordinance to eliminate on-street parking on Armor Road to make way for advisory bike-pedestrian lanes, aimed at improving pedestrian and cyclist safety in the absence of sidewalks.

Hamilton Council Addresses After-Hours Animal Control Coverage and Warehouse Safety Concerns

Overview: At the recent Hamilton Town Council meeting, discussions focused on the adequacy of after-hours animal control coverage and safety concerns regarding a new warehouse development at Congolium. The council also recognized local businesses and discussed community initiatives for the holiday season.

Lawrence Township Council Faces Calls to Support Immigrant Trust Act Amid Public Appeal

Overview: The Lawrence Township Council meeting on November 6, 2025, saw passionate appeals from residents and advocates urging the council to support a resolution for the Immigrant Trust Act (ITA).

Princeton Planning Board Discusses Legal Victory and Streamlining Ordinance

Overview: During the Princeton Planning Board meeting on November 6, 2025, members discussed a recent legal victory concerning a redevelopment plan and reviewed an ordinance proposal aimed at streamlining the application process for site plans.