Bellmawr Borough Council Honors Community Cat Club Founder and Discusses Water Infrastructure

Overview: At the latest Bellmawr Borough Council meeting, Sarah Sharp, founder of the Community Cat Club, was honored for her contributions to animal welfare. The council also reviewed recent water infrastructure improvements and approved multiple resolutions, including budgetary and personnel matters.

Valve Failure at Water Treatment Facility Sparks Concerns in Bellmawr Borough

Overview: At the recent Bellmawr Borough Council meeting, focus was placed on the failure of a valve at the Warren Avenue Water Treatment Facility. This malfunction caused a chain reaction affecting three green sand filters, which led to unexpected delays in the facility’s operations. Discussions were also held on the upcoming Centennial Celebration and financial planning for the 2025 budget.

Reelected Council Members and New President Aim for Growth and Transparency in Bellmawr

Overview: The Bellmawr Borough Council meeting focused on the swearing-in of reelected council members Craig Wilhelm and Bill Evans, as well as the appointment of Ray Bider as the new president of the council. The meeting also addressed routine council business, such as resolutions for appointing officials and authorizing budgets.

Bellmawr Council Approves Sewer Bill Increase After 23 Years Without a Change

Overview: During the recent Bellmawr Borough Council meeting, it was announced that sewer bills will double for residents starting in July, ending a 23-year period without an increase. The council also discussed a proclamation honoring a long-serving board member, and a community event featuring holiday toy deliveries.

Bellmawr Council Meeting Tackles Megan’s Law Notifications and Local Development Challenges

Overview: During the latest Bellmawr Borough Council meeting, discussions revolved around the complexities of Megan’s Law notifications and the challenges posed by local development and community safety. Residents expressed concerns about the notification process for sex offenders and the impact of development projects on their neighborhoods. The council also addressed issues related to public safety, local ordinances, and the need for better communication with residents.