New Ulm Utilities Commission Approves New Rates and Equipment Purchases

Overview: In a recent meeting, the New Ulm Public Utilities Commission discussed and approved changes to the co-generation and small power production rates for 2026, effective April 1. The meeting also saw approvals for significant equipment purchases for the water treatment plant and other infrastructure upgrades.

Brainerd Park Board Approves New Sign for Hitch Wayne Park Amid Accessibility and Safety Discussions

Overview: The recent Brainerd Park Board meeting featured a series of discussions, culminating in the approval of a new sign for Hitch Wayne Park and the acceptance of donations for park improvements. The board also tackled topics surrounding accessibility standards for pathways and parking, as well as the practicalities of park safety and maintenance. A key donation was discussed for Lum Park, while another from the Aliv Foundation aimed at enhancing safety at Bane Park.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Approves FY27 Budget Amidst Revenue Challenges and Discusses New Stormwater Utility

Overview: The Lunenburg Sewer Commission approved its fiscal year 2027 (FY27) budget during a recent meeting, addressing a projected revenue shortfall without dipping into retained earnings. The commission also discussed establishing a stormwater utility to comply with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) permit requirements, which will introduce a new fee structure to residents.

Hillsborough Council Explores Drone Acquisition and Zoning Changes Amidst Lawsuit Settlement

Overview: During the Hillsborough Borough Council meeting, several issues were discussed, including the acquisition of drones to enhance emergency response capabilities, a zoning ordinance aimed at addressing local business concerns, and a settlement related to a lawsuit over the township’s purchase of a General Services Administration site.

Glen Ridge School Board Backs Resolution Against Immigration Enforcement in Schools

Overview: In a meeting that addressed various topics, the Glen Ridge School Board voted unanimously to support a New Jersey School Boards Association (NJSBA) resolution aimed at keeping public schools as safe and inclusive spaces, free from civil immigration enforcement activities. The board’s decision ensures their delegate will vote in favor of the resolution at the NJSBA’s annual assembly.