The council highlighted a productive meeting with county officials, emphasizing new initiatives aimed at bolstering services for the elderly and youth mental health. These include plans to expand a community nutrition program in Blackwood and the introduction of new mental health programs such as Project Save and the Note Program. The county is also offering free flu and COVID-19 vaccines, alongside hepatitis C testing, which could be beneficial for residents. Council members encouraged the community to explore these resources, with hopes of forging partnerships to enhance local offerings further.

In legislative matters, the council tabled an ordinance amending tree protection regulations to allow for revisions. They approved a redevelopment agreement with Station Avenue Lofts LLC, which is expected to bring new development opportunities to the borough. Furthermore, the council discussed several bond ordinances, authorizing capital improvements totaling $710,000, aimed at enhancing general infrastructure and the sanitary sewer system.

Additionally, the council discussed the upcoming holiday parade and other community events, emphasizing the importance of local engagement and support for community organizations. Plans for a senior concert series at the Dell were also floated, which could further utilize this popular venue for community enjoyment.