Cinnaminson Town Council Celebrates Youth Involvement and Approves Key Resolutions

Overview: The Cinnaminson Town Council meeting on October 21, 2024, saw significant participation from local eighth-grade students as part of “Youth and Government Day,” alongside the council’s approval of several resolutions impacting the community. The meeting included updates on economic initiatives, public works, and public safety, as well as public comments addressing local issues such as community cat management.

Cinnaminson Council Discusses Pedestrian Safety, Chicken Ordinance Changes, and Feral Cat Issues

Overview: The Cinnaminson Town Council meeting covered a range of topics, including improvements to pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, proposed changes to the backyard chicken ordinance, and concerns over the local feral cat population. The council also heard detailed reports on public safety incidents and upcoming community events.

Cinnaminson Council Tackles Crime Surge, Infrastructure, and Community Programs

Overview: The Cinnaminson Town Council meeting addressed issues, including a rise in local crime, significant infrastructure updates, and community initiatives.

Cinnaminson Advances with Redevelopment Projects and Public Safety Initiatives

Overview: The latest Cinnaminson Town Council meeting underscored the township’s progress in economic development and public safety, while addressing community concerns ranging from waste management to storm water infrastructure. Notably, the council deliberated on the Chick-fil-A redevelopment project, police department activities, and the introduction of an ordinance for flood damage prevention.

Cinnaminson Welcomes New Police Chief and Officers

Overview: Cinnaminson Town Council, in its recent meeting on June 17, 2024, marked a significant transition within the local police department. The session was particularly notable for the swearing-in of the new police chief, William Obuchowski, along with police captain Roy Wagner, and two new officers, Zachary Edmonson and Julia Wheeler. The meeting also addressed the town’s infrastructure, including the authorization of a grant application for the resurfacing of Fairfax Drive and other improvements, the introduction of new pickleball courts at Memorial Park, and the approval of resolutions for various municipal contracts.