Cinnaminson Council Approves No Tax Increase Budget and Tree Ordinance

Overview: The Cinnaminson Town Council announced a stable municipal tax rate for the eighth consecutive year and approved a controversial tree replacement ordinance during their latest meeting. The council presented a detailed budget for 2024, which maintains all current services without increasing taxes. Additionally, they passed an ordinance addressing tree removal on private property, prompting debate and confusion among residents.

Cinnaminson Advances Pedestrian Safety Project on Route 130

Overview: Cinnaminson Town Council discussed a significant pedestrian and bicycle safety improvement project along Route 130, with an estimated cost of $7.5 million. The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) presented a concept development study aimed at addressing the high rate of pedestrian crashes in the area.

Cinnaminson Council Tackles Flood Mitigation and Honors Employees

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cinnaminson Town Council focused on community concerns including flood mitigation and water drainage issues, alongside the presentation of Employee of the Year awards and the passage of key resolutions and ordinances. The council recognized Janine Mlin, Sergeant Michael Zarti, and Colin Stringham for their exceptional service in their respective departments. Furthermore, the council introduced ordinances for flood hazard reduction and tree removal, approved a municipal budget cap bank, and appointed Cove House LLC as conditional redeveloper for specific lots.

Cinnaminson Town Council Addresses Emergency Call Concerns and Flood Management

Overview: At the latest Cinnaminson Town Council meeting, issues were tackled, including the effectiveness of the emergency call system, flood management, and the quality of life in the community. The Council discussed the 666 emergency number’s connection issues, the handling of EMS services by the local fire department, and severe flooding along the Pensauken Creek. Additionally, a resident’s presentation on societal challenges linked to economic growth stimulated a debate on the broader implications of economic indicators.

Cinnaminson Welcomes New Mayor and Honors Retiring Fire Chief

Overview: The Cinnaminson Town Council welcomed a new leadership era and celebrated a significant retirement in their latest meeting. Paul Conda was sworn in as the new Mayor, and Deputy Mayor Stephanie Kravil was reappointed. The meeting also paid tribute to the service of retiring Fire Chief William Kramer, recognizing his contributions to the safety and well-being of the community.