Flemington Borough Council Tackles Budget and Community Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Borough Council engaged in a review and discussion of the borough’s draft budget, which is set to increase by approximately $462,000 from the previous year. The proposed budget includes allocations for police department renovations, capital improvements, various equipment purchases, and a potential 3.9% property tax increase. Notably, the council deliberated on a shortfall in the police budget, the high overtime costs, and the debate over funding police equipment, including the purchase of additional cameras and police vehicles.

Flemington Borough Council Addresses Infrastructure and Community Safety in Latest Meeting

Overview: In a recent gathering of the Flemington Borough Council, infrastructure and community safety issues were at the forefront of discussions. The Council moved to address the need for sewer line repairs on Main Street, with an application for a $1.4 million loan to improve the aging infrastructure. Community safety was also a priority, with measures including transitioning to automatic deposit for checks to combat mail theft and increasing police presence.

Borough Council Addresses Financial and Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Borough Council addressed various matters including the financial implications of new storm water rules, the urgency of volunteer recruitment for the Flemington Fire Department, and the forward movement on community engagement initiatives. The sale of $6 million in bond anticipation notes for essential infrastructure projects was also announced.