Chelsea Traffic Commission Approves New EV Charging Stations and Mobile Coffee Trailer

Overview: The Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission meeting focused on several topics, including the approval of new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at four key locations, a motion to approve a mobile coffee trailer business in Chelsea Square, and discussions on improving pedestrian safety measures at critical intersections.

Isanti City Council Tackles Parking Challenges Near Schools and Approves New City Role

Overview: During a recent Isanti City Council meeting, one notable issue discussed was the problematic street parking around Heritage Boulevard and 8th Avenue near the Intermediate School. Concerns were raised about safety risks posed by parked vehicles that obstruct snow plowing and narrow the roadway, impacting school buses and children’s safety. Council members speculated that the problem might stem from residents using garages for storage instead of parking, which forces additional cars onto the street. The council discussed possible solutions, including a no-parking restriction and collaborating with the apartment complex management to enhance parking facilities.

Ocoee City Commission Tackles Speeding Issues and Infrastructure Developments Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Ocoee City Commission meeting unfolded with a strong focus on infrastructure and community safety, addressing persistent concerns about speeding in residential neighborhoods and advancing sidewalk and roadway projects.

Hillsdale Borough Council Hears Resident Concerns on Parking Enforcement Amid Routine Reorganization

Overview: The Hillsdale Borough Council held its reorganization meeting on January 6, 2026, where newly elected members were sworn in, committee appointments were confirmed, and a council president was elected. The meeting also addressed resident concerns, notably regarding parking enforcement inconsistencies, and approved various resolutions with unanimous support.

Granby School Committee Addresses Civil Rights Audit, Calendar Options, and Budget Concerns

Overview: The Granby School Committee meeting on January 6 focused on issues such as an upcoming civil rights audit by the Department of Education, potential changes to the school calendar, and concerns over delayed funding due to issues with the town’s end-of-year financial report.