Delanco Residents Debate Timing and Costs of Special Election Amidst Bond Referendum Concerns

Overview: Delanco’s recent Town Council meeting was dominated by debates over a proposed special election to decide on incurring a $3.6 million debt for the purchase of 401 Creek Road. Residents expressed concerns over the election’s timing and costs, the impact on taxes, and the need for greater community involvement in decision-making processes.

Delanco Council Debates Police Staffing and Property Acquisition Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent Delanco Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the adoption of the 2025 municipal budget, the addition of a police officer, and the proposed acquisition of the 401 Creek Road property.

Delanco Township Honors First African-American Police Chief Amid Bond Ordinance Debate

Overview: The Delanco Township Committee meeting on April 7, 2025, was marked by a significant recognition of Chief Basil Warren II, the township’s first African-American chief of police, and a spirited public discourse on a proposed bond ordinance for acquiring land on Creek Road. The meeting also addressed community safety enhancements and infrastructure improvements.

Delanco Town Council Approves $3.6 Million Bonding Project Amid Economic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Delanco Town Council, several pivotal discussions took place, with the council approving a $3.6 million bonding project despite concerns about its financial impact on taxpayers. The council also addressed community concerns about infrastructure, law enforcement, and local environmental projects, reflecting both the challenges and aspirations of the township.

New Police Chief and Infrastructure Developments Highlight Delanco Town Council Meeting

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on March 3, 2025, focused on appointments, infrastructure project updates, and discussions surrounding future planning processes. The appointment of Basil Waring as the new Chief of Police and the presentation of the Lawrence D. Sterns Officer of the Year Award to Patrolman Jacob Lner were key highlights. Additionally, the meeting covered detailed reports on ongoing infrastructure projects and the township’s budget planning efforts.