Haddon Heights Borough Council Proclaims October as Good Neighbors Month, Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: At the recent Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting, a proclamation was made declaring October as Good Neighbors Month, recognizing the invaluable contributions of the volunteer organization that provides emergency financial assistance to local residents. Additionally, the council celebrated the borough’s achievement of a bronze award in sustainability, discussed progress on infrastructure projects, and emphasized the ongoing need for community volunteers.

Haddon Heights Council Urged to Adopt Definition of Anti-Semitism Amid Rising Hate Crimes

Overview: In a recent Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting, Vice President of the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC), David Bross, presented a compelling argument for adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism. The council also discussed several topics, including a county-led road improvement project, a redevelopment plan, an ordinance for capital improvements, and ongoing issues with a local fountain.

Haddon Heights Borough Council Declares September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Overview: The Haddon Heights Borough Council recently held a meeting where the most prominent discussion centered around the proclamation for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Additionally, the council approved several resolutions on local infrastructure projects and environmental remediation.

Haddon Heights Borough Council Explores K9 Donation Bins and Advances Projects

Overview: The Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting featured discussions on a new K9 donation bin initiative and updates on various municipal projects, highlighting the council’s focus on community safety, waste management, and infrastructure development.

Haddon Heights Advances Infrastructure and Community Projects Amid Litigation Concerns

Overview: The Haddon Heights Borough Council took steps forward in infrastructure and community enhancement, with the approval of two ordinances allocating funds for essential public works and addressing legal matters. The Council authorized $35,000 from the Capital Improvements fund for sewer pump station repairs, a crucial move for maintaining the borough’s utilities. Concerns regarding ongoing litigation potentially impacting the borough were also discussed, highlighting the prudent legal strategies being employed to safeguard Haddon Heights’ interests.