West Windsor Council Tackles Traffic Woes Amidst Bridge Repairs and Solar Permit Rush

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council’s recent meeting focused heavily on traffic concerns, bridge repair updates, and the looming expiration of federal solar panel tax benefits, along with community engagement in local events and infrastructure planning. The session highlighted significant challenges, including the complexities of traffic management, the impacts of infrastructure projects on local businesses, and the urgency surrounding renewable energy initiatives.

West Windsor Residents Voice Concerns Over Safety and Infrastructure at Council Meeting

Overview: During the West Windsor Town Council meeting, the discussion was dominated by residents’ concerns over public safety and infrastructure issues, notably revolving around a hunting blind on Farmer Grovers’ property and the impact of infrastructure delays. These concerns highlighted the need for improved communication and timely responses from the township regarding community matters.

West Windsor Town Council Faces Challenges with PFAS Settlement and Public Health Initiatives

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on November 10, 2025, tackled several issues, notably the financial and public health challenges arising from the management of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), the approval of a $450 million settlement by 3M for PFAS contamination cleanup, and the implementation of community health initiatives. Additionally, the council addressed infrastructural concerns, particularly those related to the township’s water supply and the potential impact of legal settlements on municipal finances.

West Windsor Council Praises Local Efforts and Addresses Community Concerns at October Meeting

Overview: The recent West Windsor Town Council meeting focused on community initiatives, including the recognition of local contributions to public safety, discussions on immigrant worker protections, and the implementation of new traffic regulations. The council acknowledged the support provided by residents and organizations, while also addressing public concerns about transportation, safety, and community engagement.

West Windsor’s Drone Show Gains Popularity as Town Secures $1. 5M Liquor License Bid

Overview: The council discussed the notable success of a recent drone show that replaced traditional fireworks, capturing the community’s enthusiasm. The demand for the drone show has increased, leading to a projected cost rise between $15,000 and $20,000. This expense, formerly covered by the recreation department’s trust fund, was addressed through community-driven fundraising efforts, including a partnership with Jersey Mike’s, where 20% of proceeds would support the drone show. The council expressed excitement about expanding the upcoming event to include 150 drones.