Kingston Expands ADA Compliance Plan and Appoints New Planning Board Member

Overview: During the Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, advancements were made in the town’s ADA compliance efforts, and a new planning board member was appointed amid discussions on infrastructure and safety. The board approved a draft report focusing on ADA compliance across town facilities, a project funded by a $60,000 grant. The meeting also saw the appointment of Bob Kedar to the town planning board, addressing a vacancy critical for ensuring smooth operations.

Temple Terrace Council Approves Davis Road Subdivision Amid Storm Equipment Shortfall

Overview: The Temple Terrace City Council meeting focused on the approval of a new residential subdivision on Davis Road, a infrastructure need for storm preparedness, and the collaboration with the Hillsborough County School Board on school resource officers. Discussions also highlighted the transition of the city attorney and the recognition of community events like the 50th annual Fourth of July parade.

Bradley Beach Council Discusses $123,000 Police Settlement and Expands Recreation Center Budget

Overview: The recent Bradley Beach Borough Council meeting focused on a variety of issues including a $123,000 settlement related to police misconduct allegations, updates on major community projects, and the introduction of a new police officer. The council also addressed financial allocations for local infrastructure improvements, including a substantial increase in the budget for recreation facilities.

Townsend Select Board Discusses Waste Management Contract Amid Budgetary Concerns

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Townsend Select Board addressed several issues, including the ongoing negotiations for a new solid waste contract with Waste Zero, the allocation of funds within the town’s budget, and the hiring of accounting services. The meeting’s discussions highlighted the town’s efforts to ensure uninterrupted services while managing financial constraints and operational challenges.

Cassian Gaines Sworn in as Hackensack’s New Mayor Amidst Calls for Unity and Collaboration

Overview: In a reorganization meeting held on July 1, 2025, Hackensack welcomed its newly elected city council members, including Cassian Gaines, who was unanimously elected and sworn in as the city’s mayor. The meeting, held at Hackensack High School auditorium, was marked by a strong emphasis on unity, collaboration, and community engagement.