Delanco Township Welcomes New Administrator as Long-Time Leader Retires

Overview: The Delanco Township Committee announced the appointment of Deborah Simmonro as the new township administrator, effective June 30, following the retirement of Richard Schwab after 15 years of service. Schwab’s impending departure was the focal point of the meeting.

Delanco Township Council Reviews Union Avenue Boat Ramp Extension Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Delanco Township Council meeting on June 2nd focused heavily on infrastructure projects and community concerns, with particular attention given to the Union Avenue boat ramp extension proposal and issues surrounding flood prevention and affordable housing. The meeting was attended by several council members, who discussed both local developments and broader environmental challenges.

Delanco Residents Voice Concerns Over Tax Increases and Flood Management

Overview: At the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, residents raised concerns over municipal tax increases and the township’s stance on New Jersey’s inland flood protection regulations.

Delanco Township Faces Property Acquisition Debate Amidst Environmental and Financial Concerns

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting was dominated by discussions surrounding the township’s proposed acquisition of a property on Creek Road, a move aimed at gaining control over future development and preserving green space. The $3.5 million purchase is set against a backdrop of financial constraints, potential environmental impacts, and community apprehension, with a special election scheduled for July 29, 2025, to address the associated bond issue.

Delanco Town Council Faces Scrutiny Over Proposed $3.5 Million Property Purchase

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on May 29, 2025, was dominated by discussions concerning the township’s proposed $3.5 million purchase of a property on Creek Road. The proposal has sparked debate among council members and residents, with concerns centering on financial implications, potential development plans, and environmental impacts. A special election scheduled for July 29, 2025, was announced to address a petition challenging the incurred indebtedness for the purchase, emphasizing the community’s divided stance on the acquisition.