Milltown Borough Council Debates Smart Meter Opt-Out and Property Ownership Issues

Overview: The recent Milltown Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions on two prominent issues: the potential opt-out from JCP&L’s smart meter program and unresolved property ownership concerns. The council deliberated on these matters, addressing community concerns and exploring potential resolutions.

Denville School Board Discusses Grant for School Safety Upgrades and Curriculum Enhancements

Overview: The Denville School Board meeting focused on multiple topics, including a grant application for school safety enhancements, personnel and instructional program resolutions, and the financial implications of out-of-district placements. Discussions also covered maintenance expenditures for school facilities and upcoming board goals.

Washington Township Council Grapples with Auditor Change Amid Housing and Infrastructure Debates

Overview: The Washington Township Council meeting on June 23, 2025, was marked by discussions over the appointment of a new auditing firm, alongside significant deliberations on the township’s housing strategy and infrastructure improvements. The transition from the previous auditor, Lumé, to Sup Clooney raised concerns about transparency and procedural integrity, overshadowing other agenda items such as the fair share housing plan and equipment acquisitions for municipal services.

Zumbrota City Council Approves Key Infrastructure Projects and Expands Administrator’s Spending Authority

Overview: The Zumbrota City Council meeting recently addressed several infrastructure projects and administrative changes. Highlighted among these were the approval of a comprehensive street improvement plan, involving reclamation and paving efforts, and an increase in the city administrator’s spending authority to streamline operations. Discussions also covered financial audits, safety measures, and upcoming community events.

Woodland Park RE-2 School Board Approves Firm for Forensic Audit Amid Financial Concerns

Overview: In a special meeting, the Woodland Park RE-2 School Board approved ID Bailey for a forensic audit, navigating financial constraints and community pressures. The board’s decision marked a step in addressing transparency and rebuilding trust, following troubling financial discrepancies noted in previous audits.