Pleasantville City Council Unveils Developments and Elects New Leadership

Overview: At the Pleasantville City Council meeting on January 5, 2026, developments were announced, including the transformation of the former Greyhound bus terminal and new residential projects, alongside the election of Councilwoman Carla Thomas as council president. The council also addressed several resolutions, appointments, and budgetary measures.

Willmar Residents Voice Concerns Over Costly Sewer Lateral Ordinance

Overview: During the recent Willmar City Council meeting, the primary focus was on community concerns regarding a new ordinance mandating sewer lateral inspections by licensed plumbers, which many residents fear could result in financial burdens. The meeting also covered potential amendments to the city charter and discussions about staffing changes within the planning and development department.

Saddle Brook Council Plans 9/11 Monument and Tackles Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: During a recent Saddle Brook Town Council meeting, significant initiatives were outlined, including the planning of a 9/11 monument to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the attacks and comprehensive infrastructure improvements. The meeting also featured discussions on park enhancements, sewer system repairs, and community projects.

Hamilton Town Council Advances Solar Project and Strengthens Community Initiatives

Overview: During the latest meeting of the Hamilton Town Council, strides were made in advancing the township’s solar energy project, alongside a series of appointments and community initiatives. The council discussed the ongoing landfill closure project, which includes a solar development component, and addressed various committee and board appointments for the coming year.

Freetown Board of Selectmen Approves $4,800 for Church Parking Lot Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freetown Board of Selectmen approved a motion to allocate $4,800 from the Selectmen’s donation account to fund improvements to the parking lot of the East Freetown Congressional Church, which is used by the local library. The meeting also covered a range of other topics, including the approval of the special town meeting warrant articles, discussions on the fate of a town-owned van, and various administrative appointments.