Lacey Town Council Faces Community Concerns Over Flooding and Infrastructure Planning

Overview: The recent Lacey Town Council meeting was marked by discussions on community concerns, particularly those related to flooding and infrastructure planning. Residents voiced frustrations over longstanding flooding issues, with particular focus on the replacement of bulkheads and the impact of new residential developments. The council also addressed various resolutions, including salary increases for town employees and agreements with the Ocean County Board of Health.

Brick Town Council Addresses Health Insurance Hikes and Electric Bicycle Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent Brick Town Council meeting, discussions focused on rising health insurance costs and the introduction of a new ordinance to regulate electric bicycles. The meeting also addressed various fiscal matters, including budget transfers and grants, while emphasizing the importance of local business support and community welfare initiatives.

Beach Haven Plans Holiday Weekend to Boost Local Economy and Community Spirit

Overview: The Beach Haven Borough Council meeting on November 25, 2024, highlighted plans for the upcoming “Slay Bells and Seashells” holiday weekend, aimed at bolstering local commerce and community engagement. Additionally, the council approved several bond ordinances for infrastructure improvements.

Seaside Park Borough Honors Stephen Shatak and Tackles Community Flooding Issues

Overview: At the November 21, 2024, Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, accomplishments and community challenges were addressed. The council commemorated the outstanding service of Stephen Shatak, a police department stalwart, by declaring November 25, 2024, as “Stephen Shatak Day.” Additionally, the council discussed strategic plans to mitigate flooding issues at the 13th Avenue Ballfield Recreation Complex and K Street, using state-awarded grants to fund engineering improvements.

Lacey School Board Faces Public Backlash Over Low Referendum Awareness Amid Enrollment Concerns

Overview: The Lacey School Board meeting focused on community concerns, including low awareness of a $92 million referendum, overcrowding issues with schools operating at 94% capacity, and discussions about school policies and community events. The meeting also addressed the district’s ongoing efforts to improve academic performance and engage the community through various initiatives.