Delanco Town Council Approves New Recycling Fees Amid Public Concerns Over Tree Maintenance

Overview: In a meeting held on April 20, 2026, the Delanco Town Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending recycling collection fees to align with Burlington County’s rates, following no public opposition during the hearing. The session also highlighted concerns from residents about unresolved storm sewer issues and tree maintenance, as well as updates on local developments and upcoming community events.

Delanco Township Tackles Tree Issues Amid Arbor Day Proclamation and Community Concerns

Overview: The Delanco Township Committee meeting on April 20, 2026, was marked by the proclamation of Arbor Day, discussions on tree maintenance concerns raised by residents, and the approval of a grant for tree inventory. Additionally, the meeting covered updates on affordable housing compliance, community development projects, and upcoming events, while addressing resident concerns about local infrastructure and safety.

Delanco Council Discusses Budget Tightening, Seawall Project, and Trail Enhancements

Overview: During the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, officials delved into discussions on the upcoming 2026 municipal budget, ongoing infrastructure projects, and community enhancements. The council focused on financial prudence while addressing essential developments such as the seawall project and trail signage to improve safety and visitor experience.

Delanco Town Council Tackles 2026 Budget, Park Improvements, and Waste Ordinance

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on April 6, 2026, primarily focused on the introduction of the 2026 municipal budget, park improvement projects, and a proposed ordinance adjusting tire disposal fees. Efforts to maintain fiscal responsibility were highlighted alongside significant infrastructural enhancements and environmental initiatives.

Delanco Council Honors First Hispanic Officer, Tackles Budget and Community Initiatives

Overview: The recent Delanco Township Committee meeting highlighted several initiatives, beginning with the recognition of Officer Ray Karia as the Lawrence C. Stern Officer of the Year, budgetary discussions, and updates on various community projects. The council also addressed topics such as the acquisition of property, capital improvements, and the management of handicap parking and public works.