Little Falls Council Honors Community Leaders, Tackles Housing Law Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Little Falls Town Council, community contributions and pressing legislative matters took center stage. The council honored three women for their exceptional service to the community in celebration of Women’s History Month, while also delving into the substantial impact of recent changes to the affordable housing law on the town. The meeting also featured discussions on a variety of local initiatives and upcoming events, alongside the introduction of several new ordinances.

Little Falls Council Addresses Flooding Costs and Budget Approval

Overview: In the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, discussions were dominated by the 2024 Municipal budget’s impact on residents, infrastructure improvements, and the township’s approach to public safety and community events. The budget presentation outlined a total budget of $24,347,120 with significant allocations for infrastructure and equipment needs, while the police chief reported success in reducing crime through increased patrols and community support.

Little Falls Council Tackles Budget and Renovations

Overview: In the latest Little Falls Town Council meeting, key developments regarding the town’s budget and infrastructure took center stage. Mayor James Damiano presented the 2024 budget, which notably includes a slight decrease in the total amount to be raised by taxes and an increased budget for the local library. The meeting also touched on community projects, such as the upcoming intersection work on Main Street and Stevens Avenue, the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application for street improvements on Clarence Avenue, and the ongoing renovation of Wilmore Park.

Little Falls Council Discusses Parking Concerns, Community Events, and Library Funding

Overview: In a recent Little Falls Town Council Workshop meeting, discussions centered around parking concerns on Main Street, various community events, and a grant application for the library. Mayor James Damiano opened the meeting by honoring the late Joe Coyle, a former police lieutenant, and by recognizing the value of Black History Month. No public comments were made during the meeting. One notable issue discussed was the town’s parking situation, which Councilman Michael Murphy and Mayor Damiano addressed with differing views on time limits for parking. Additionally, the council debated the logistics of funding a grant program for the library, with Councilwoman Christine Hablitz pushing for the council’s support due to the library’s financial needs and its importance to the community.

Little Falls Council Discusses Flood Relief and Township Development

Overview: In a recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, attention was given to flood relief efforts, with Mayor James Damiano proposing changes to the noise ordinance to help residents affected by recent floods. The council addressed the sale of municipal property to a resident and acknowledged the contributions of local businesses and community members during the crisis. The meeting also highlighted the State of the Township address, where Mayor Damiano discussed a tax decrease, grant funding achievements, and plans for township development, including park improvements and a new playground.