Hillsdale Borough Council Addresses Water Access and Vandalism Challenges at Sapienza Gardens Amid Community Efforts

Overview: The recent Hillsdale Borough Council meeting highlighted community concerns, particularly regarding Sapienza Gardens, transparency in council meeting minutes, and ongoing infrastructure projects. Residents called for increased resources and security measures to support the gardens, while council members discussed improvements in communication and project management within the borough.

Hillsdale Borough Council Discusses School Renovation Bond Referendum Amid Other Community Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hillsdale Borough Council focused on a significant bond referendum for renovations at George White Middle School and updates on various local projects, including infrastructure improvements and community events.

Hillsdale Council Debates Tree Ordinance and Police Expansion

Overview: At a recent meeting, the Hillsdale Borough Council engaged in vigorous discussion over proposed changes to the tree ordinance. The meeting also touched on multiple issues, including the Hillsdale Ambulance Service’s staffing model transition, the appointment of police officers, and the potential implementation of artificial turf fields.

Hillsdale Borough Council Debates Budget and Pool Commission Ordinance

Overview: At the Hillsdale Borough Council meeting on April 9, 2024, the council engaged in a discussion regarding the 2024 Municipal budget, which included several options to tackle budgetary challenges and a call for council members to suggest specific improvements. Additionally, the meeting featured a debate over the amendment to the swimming pool commission of the borough code, particularly focusing on the timeline for submitting meeting minutes.

Hillsdale Council Adopts Key Ordinances, Debates Development and Services

Overview: In the latest Hillsdale Borough Council meeting, the adoption of two ordinances took center stage. The first ordinance, 24-7, allows the municipality to exceed budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank, which was passed without public comment and unanimously voted in by the council. Similarly, ordinance 24-8, which enables various public improvements and acquisitions for the borough’s swim pool utility, was also adopted unanimously following a quiet public hearing.