Brigantine Honors Local Veteran Suicide Awareness Effort with ‘Flags for Forgotten Soldiers’ Display

Overview: The Brigantine City Council meeting focused on honoring local initiatives and commemorating community members. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to recognizing the “Flags for Forgotten Soldiers” project, which raises awareness about veteran suicide. Additionally, the council acknowledged the contributions of a long-serving local newspaper publisher and expressed condolences for the recent passing of a beloved community member.

Brigantine City Council Opposes New State Climate Regulations and Addresses Erosion Issues

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Brigantine City Council voiced strong opposition to proposed state regulations aimed at enhancing climate resilience, citing potential economic and practical challenges for the community. The council also addressed local erosion issues, passed several resolutions related to infrastructure, and recognized the accomplishments of a local school superintendent.

Brigantine City Council Approves Electrical Contracts, Addresses Rubber Mulch Concerns at School

Overview: In a recent Brigantine City Council meeting, several decisions were made regarding electrical upgrades, budget amendments, and community safety. The council approved multiple resolutions, including substantial contracts for emergency generators and electrical work. Additionally, concerns over the safety of rubber mulch at a local school were discussed, with the school board providing reassurance based on extensive testing.

Brigantine City Council: Residents Demand Safer Playground Surfaces Amid Concerns Over Hazardous Tire Mulch

Overview: At a recent Brigantine City Council meeting, issues were raised concerning playground safety at the Brigantine Community School, the management of short-term rentals, and various municipal ordinances and resolutions.

Brigantine City Council Approves Bond Ordinances for Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: At the recent Brigantine City Council meeting on August 7th, the council approved significant bond ordinances for water, sewer, and capital improvements, alongside raising concerns about beach erosion, short-term rentals, and other community issues.