Milltown Borough Council Faces Public Concerns Over Water Meter Replacement Fines and Utility Rate Hikes

Overview: In a recent Milltown Borough Council meeting, the main focus was on the contentious issues surrounding the water meter replacement project, the introduction of fines for non-compliance, and the impact of utility rate increases on residents.

Flemington Borough Council Secures $300,000 for Police Department Sallyport and Addresses Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Borough Council announced the receipt of $300,000 from the governor’s office, designated for the development of a Sallyport at the police department. This funding is important for covering architectural and engineering fees as well as construction costs. Additionally, the council tackled several infrastructure issues, including utility line hazards and library maintenance.

Acushnet Conservation Commission Grapples with Wetland Violations and Land Use Disputes

Overview: The Acushnet Conservation Commission meeting addressed issues related to potential wetland violations, land-use disputes, and scheduling challenges for future hearings.

East Grand Forks Public School Board Discusses Solar Project, Soccer Facility Debate, and More

Overview: The East Grand Forks Public School Board meeting centered on the approval of a solar project proposal and a debate over a proposed soccer storage facility, alongside updates on facility planning and educational programs. The board approved a proposal from Ziggler for a solar project at Central Middle School, contingent on a grant approval, with discussions highlighting cost savings and educational components.

Madison Borough to Revamp Community Pool Management Amid Financial Challenges

Overview: The Madison Borough Council meeting addressed several issues, with a primary focus on the future management of the community pool and its associated financial challenges. The independent 501(c)(3) board, previously responsible for the pool’s operations, faced financial difficulties and will not operate next year. Consequently, the borough will assume control of the pool in 2026, with plans to establish a new management entity in the future. The Mayor emphasized the importance of this transition, highlighting the dedication of volunteers and the historical partnership between the borough and the pool’s management. An ad hoc advisory board is proposed to assist in transitioning to a new management structure, and an RFP will be issued to hire a pool management company, with local hiring prioritized, especially for lifeguards.