New Milford Borough Council Advances Infrastructure, Safety, and Community Projects

Overview: The New Milford Borough Council has taken steps towards improving the town’s infrastructure, safety, and community services in its recent meeting. The council addressed a range of issues, including road paving projects, the Gas System Modernization Program, park improvements, fire department equipment upgrades, and the adoption of an energy sustainability and resiliency plan.

Coral Gables Commission Debates City Manager’s Future

Overview: During the recent Coral Gables City Commission meeting, discussions centered on the performance and potential termination of City Manager Peter Iglesias, with city residents and officials expressing strong opinions on both sides of the issue. The debate about Iglesias’s future highlighted a deep divide, with some praising his leadership and others calling for new management. The meeting also touched on various concerns, such as city infrastructure, financial decisions, and the conduct of city officials.

Ocean Town Council Discusses Projects and Approves Greek Flag Resolution

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Ocean Town Council addressed a range of topics, including the establishment of a dog park, the state-mandated tree ordinance, and financial allocations related to the golf utility. Moreover, the council approved a unique request to fly the Greek flag at the Town Hall for Greek Independence Day and granted an extension for a storage pod permit on private property.

Piscataway School Board Tackles Meal Pricing, School Safety, and Educational Initiatives

Overview: The Piscataway School Board convened to address a variety of issues, including the proposal to increase student lunch prices, the long-term safety plan for schools, and the introduction of a door hardware project. The board also discussed the paving of the high school bus loop, the progress of the Energy Savings Improvement Program (ESIP), the potential impact of new legislation on district food services, and the formation of an ad hoc committee to explore solutions for unpaid meal charges.

Ridgewood Council Addresses Public Safety and Fiscal Responsibility in Budget Meeting

Overview: In a recent budget meeting, the Ridgewood Council tackled community concerns, prioritizing public safety and fiscal responsibility. Key discussions revolved around the challenges of hiring new police officers, the potential purchase of a motorcycle for the police department, and the proposal to employ retired officers as class 3 special law enforcement officers (SLEOs) in schools. The meeting also delved into the Municipal Court’s budget, the financial implications of police accreditation, and the licensing requirements for officers. The public library’s budget, contributions, and renovations were praised, with additional talks on the importance of a generator hookup for public safety. Other significant items included discussions on the Village attorney’s budget with a focus on litigation costs, the restructuring of a Village manager position, and the Finance and Tax Collector department’s staffing and process improvements.