Glassboro Council Adopts Bond Ordinances, Addresses Public Concerns

Overview: The Glassboro Borough Council meeting on April 9th, 2024, was marked by the adoption of two significant bond ordinances, the recognition of law enforcement officers for exceptional service, and the engagement with community concerns regarding stormwater management, infrastructure costs, and parking regulations. The council also celebrated community events and discussed various project updates during the session.

Glassboro Borough Council Approves Zero Percent Tax Increase for 2024

Overview: In a move for local taxpayers, the Glassboro Borough Council meeting on March 26, 2024, concluded with the introduction and approval of a municipal budget that includes a 0% tax increase. This development comes alongside the resignation of a key borough employee and the introduction of new ordinances related to property transfer and capital improvements.

Glassboro Borough Council Approves New Business and Addresses Public Concerns

Overview: In the latest Glassboro Borough Council meeting, held on March 12, 2024, progress was made with the authorization of a new facilities use agreement for Town Square and the discussion of several community concerns. The council also moved forward with resolutions related to funding applications, emergency budget measures, and a confidentiality agreement with the Delaware Port Authority and New Jersey Port Authority Transit Corporation.

Glassboro Adopts Ordinance to Exceed Budget Cap and Establish Cap Bank

Overview: In a move to maintain financial flexibility, the Glassboro Borough Council approved Ordinance number 24-6, an ordinance to exceed the municipal budget appropriation limits and to establish a cap bank as per New Jersey state law. This ordinance allows the borough to bank unused budget capacity for potential use in future years without violating state-mandated spending limits. The council unanimously approved the ordinance during the public hearing segment of the meeting, with no objections from the public.

Glassboro Council Approves Property Transfer to Habitat for Humanity, Celebrates Marching Band, and Advances Infrastructure Projects

Overview: In a recent session, Glassboro Borough Council authorized the transfer of property to Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity, celebrated the achievements of the local high school marching band, and advanced various infrastructure projects, including the implementation of downtown parking initiatives and the replacement of lead pipes. The meeting on February 13th, 2024, saw unanimous approval of ordinances and resolutions that promise to affect the community’s growth and quality of life.