Highland Park Joins Statewide Safety Pilot with “Arrive Together” Program

Overview: During the recent Highland Park Borough Council meeting, several developments were highlighted, including the borough’s participation in the “Arrive Together” program, initiatives to bolster public safety, and enhancements to community services. The council also addressed environmental efforts, community events, and budgetary matters.

Highland Park Considers Moving Legal Notices Online Amid Digital Transition and Newspaper Decline

Overview: In a recent Highland Park Borough Council meeting, the council engaged in a debate over the proposal to transition the publication of legal notices from print newspapers to the borough’s website. This move comes in light of the Star Ledger’s closure and the growing shift to digital platforms. The meeting also explored potential economic development initiatives, community engagement strategies, and infrastructure projects.

Highland Park Council Faces Community Concerns Over Property Purchase and Redevelopment Plans

Overview: The Highland Park Borough Council meeting focused on a proposed property purchase and redevelopment plan for South Third Avenue, which drew significant public concern. Residents questioned the council’s decisions regarding budget implications and the impact on the community, emphasizing the need for greater transparency and engagement in development plans.

Highland Park Council Faces Community Concerns Over Cannabis Dispensaries and Federal Funding Cuts

Overview: The Highland Park Borough Council meeting addressed contentious issues, notably the proposed expansion of recreational marijuana dispensaries and the impact of federal funding cuts on community services. Residents voiced strong opinions on both topics, reflecting broader concerns about public safety, community character, and resource allocation.

Highland Park Borough Council Debates Public Participation and Social Media Guidelines

Overview: The recent Highland Park Borough Council meeting focused on revising rules and procedures, with discussions on public participation regulations and council members’ use of social media.