Dunellen Borough Council Advances Infrastructure and Public Safety Measures

Overview: In a recent session, the Dunellen Borough Council addressed infrastructure concerns, public safety, community development, and cultural initiatives. The council approved ordinances and resolutions regarding sewer repairs, traffic regulations, and redevelopment agreements, while also discussing the introduction of community-focused events and programs. New appointments to public positions and committees were also notable topics of the meeting.

Little Egg Harbor School Board Tackles School Calendar, Safety, and Acknowledges Educators’ Excellence

Overview: The Little Egg Harbor School Board convened to deliberate issues, including the draft of the upcoming school calendar, school safety data, and recognition of the district’s educators. Superintendent Patte Blood announced the imminent launch of the district’s new website and celebrated the achievements of teachers and Educational Service professionals.

Bedminster Town Council Deliberates on Safety, Personnel Manual, and Community Projects

Overview: The Bedminster Town Council addressed a range of issues in their recent meeting, with the revision of the Personnel Manual and local safety concerns, such as the hazardous intersection at 206 and Lamington Road and guard rail extensions on Route 206, taking precedence. The council also discussed utility updates, community event planning, and administrative appointments, including the roles of Assistant Treasurer and Qualified Purchasing Agent.

Ridgefield Park School Board Addresses Renovation Concerns and Traffic Safety Issues

Overview: In a recent session, the Ridgefield Park School Board tackled a range of issues head-on, most notably the proposed renovations to accommodate a District Preschool program at the TD Bank building and the traffic safety concerns near the high school. The discussions extended to cover the school district’s various committee reports, Superintendent Joseph P. Vespignani’s updates, and new business items including staffing and financial resolutions.

Sunny Isles Approves Red Light Cameras Amidst Varied Agenda

Overview: The Sunny Isles Beach City Commission meeting concluded with the notable approval of a resolution for the installation of red light cameras, a move aimed at enhancing traffic safety within the city. Amidst a broad array of topics, including public transportation improvements and investment policy revisions, the commission’s decision on red light cameras emerged as a point of discussion. The representative from Red Speed Florida, the company contracted for the red light camera services, emphasized the program’s benefits, particularly for pedestrian safety, while addressing concerns and ensuring the inclusion of an out clause for the city.