Somers Point Adopts New Budget, Tackles Trash Collection Issue

Overview: The Somers Point City Council recently approved a new city budget with a minor tax increase and addressed the discontinuation of a key trash collection service for businesses, among other topics. The meeting saw the adoption of a budget that included a 1.4% tax increase, compliance with spending and levy caps, and the consideration of several ordinances and resolutions pertaining to community well-being and city development.

Somers Point City Celebrates Autism Awareness

Overview: In a show of community support, the Somers Point City Council resolved to recognize April as Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month. The resolution was one of the key outcomes of the recent council meeting, which also included announcements of a significant grant for Bay Avenue and discussions on a new tree ordinance, among other community-focused topics.

Somers Point Council Advances Budget and Infrastructure Plans

Overview: The recent Somers Point City Council meeting saw the introduction of a prudent municipal budget for 2024, noteworthy for its modest tax increase compared to the previous year, and the advancement of several key infrastructure projects that are poised to impact the city’s development and services.

Somers Point Council Contemplates Street Vacations Amidst Public Debate

Overview: Somers Point City Council’s recent meeting addressed a range of issues, including the potential vacation of parts of West Maryland Avenue and Oak Lane, modifications to parking regulations, and the adoption of ordinances related to littering and stormwater control. The discussions were intense and multifaceted, with public interest and participation.

Somers Point Council Addresses Parking, Budget, and Public Safety

Overview: The Somers Point City Council meeting addressed a range of topics from parking regulations and public safety to budget appropriations and community events, with significant public engagement on the proposed changes to the parking system. Residents voiced concerns over the clarity of parking ordinances, especially regarding handicap parking fees for veterans, prompting the council to assure a comprehensive explanation of the changes. The adoption of a resolution for invoicing an annual service charge for preservation LP and its affiliates, the introduction of ordinances concerning budget limits and the regulation of parking around municipal pump stations, and the vacation of Oak Lane were among the key points discussed.