Belmar Council Receives $484,000 Grant for Pedestrian Safety; Rejects Cat Licensing and Discusses Various Infrastructure Projects

Overview: Kicking off the holiday season, the latest Belmar Borough Council meeting saw the approval of a $484,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation. This grant, welcomed by council members, will be used to improve pedestrian safety around the train station and Belmar Plaza. The council also rejected a proposed cat licensing scheme and discussed a multitude of infrastructure projects.

Woodbridge Township Council Meeting Tackles School Safety, Tax Exemptions, and Community Initiatives

Overview: The Woodbridge Township Council meeting recently convened to discuss a range of topics, including the issue of police officers carrying guns in schools, tax exemption concerns surrounding the Metro Park Station project, redevelopment plans, and community initiatives. The meeting highlighted the importance of transparency, clear communication, and community involvement in these pivotal discussions.

Montclair Town Council Tackles Community Development, Road Safety and Public Participation

Overview: The Montclair Town Council recently engaged in discussions on a variety of issues, ranging from community development block grants and road safety measures to the establishment of task forces and public participation. Topics included grant applications from nine agencies, concerns about speeding and traffic safety, the establishment of a senior center, and debates about the allocation of funds for legal fees.

Taylor County Council Approves Vital Community Projects

Overview: In a move for community development, the Taylor County Council approved the construction of new sidewalks and the application for the SunRail grant program during their December 4th meeting, while also honoring local heroes and discussing essential updates to the Doctor Memorial Hospital Emergency Room.

Perth Amboy City Council Discusses Funding Concerns, Infrastructure Projects, and Honors Judge Gonzalez

Overview: The Perth Amboy City Council recently convened to discuss a range of topics, from funding discrepancies for local projects to adjustments in city officer salaries and infrastructure improvements. The meeting was also marked by a heartfelt recognition of Judge Kenneth Gonzalez’s service, as Mayor Helmin J. Caba presented him with a proclamation.