Englewood City Council Approves Key Ordinances and Discusses Community Improvements

Overview: During the recent Englewood City Council meeting, several ordinances were approved, including amendments to the city’s fee schedule and parking regulations. Significant discussions also focused on community development grants, environmental justice, and enhancements to local amenities.

Lakeville Planning Board Advances Elliot Farm Expansion Amidst Zoning and Development Debates

Overview: In a virtual meeting on November 12, 2020, the Lakeville Planning Board deliberated on critical development proposals, notably approving steps towards the expansion of Elliot Farm’s facilities while addressing zoning challenges and safety concerns on Bedford Street.

Reading Select Board Tackles Fiber Optic Damage and School Construction Challenges

Overview: At the recent Reading Select Board meeting, the board addressed a range of substantial issues, including damage to a fiber optic line during school renovations, ongoing negotiations over a parking agreement with a local church, and the progression of a new school site project. The meeting also delved into financial management, staffing needs, and the strategic planning required for future construction phases.

Homestead City Council Grapples with Property Owner’s Fine Reduction and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Homestead City Council’s recent meeting centered on a debate over a fine reduction for a long-standing code compliance case, infrastructure priorities, and policies for federal workers affected by government shutdowns. The session was marked by complex discussions about accountability, community safety, and the city’s future infrastructure needs.

Fort Worth’s 2026 Bond Program Unveiled: $840 Million for Road, Park, and Library Improvements

Overview: The Fort Worth City Council meeting was dominated by discussions on the proposed 2026 bond program, totaling $840 million, aimed at enhancing infrastructure, parks, libraries, and public safety across the city. The bond, which will be voted on in May 2026, allocates 60% of its funds to streets and mobility improvements, with significant portions also designated for parks, affordable housing, and a new animal shelter.