Milltown Borough Council Debates Smart Meter Opt-Out and Property Ownership Issues

Overview: The recent Milltown Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions on two prominent issues: the potential opt-out from JCP&L’s smart meter program and unresolved property ownership concerns. The council deliberated on these matters, addressing community concerns and exploring potential resolutions.

Delanco Considers Parking Solutions Amid Safety Concerns for Upcoming Summer Events

Overview: During the Delanco Town Council meeting, the committee addressed community concerns surrounding parking and safety for upcoming summer events at the historic waterfront park. Residents shared apprehensions about traffic congestion on Delaware Avenue, particularly during concerts, and the council discussed potential solutions, including temporary parking arrangements.

Roof Repairs and Retiree Recognitions Highlight Elizabeth School Board Meeting

Overview: The recent Elizabeth School Board meeting focused on infrastructure issues, notably roof repairs at Frontier, and honored several long-serving district retirees. A significant portion of the meeting dealt with the need to address a substantial roof leak at Frontier, with repairs estimated to cost over $1.2 million. However, a more favorable bid of $790,000 was secured for part of the roof under a three-year agreement, with completion targeted by July 15. Concurrently, the board emphasized the need for ongoing mold monitoring due to the leaks. The district underscored the importance of maintaining the Frontier building’s operability, critical for supporting the homeschool program vital to many families.

Lakeville Select Board Discusses MBTA Property Development and Community Concerns Over Housing Projects

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board meeting on June 23, 2025, saw discussions on potential development at the former MBTA station site on Commercial Drive, with representatives from the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) presenting plans to explore the site’s development potential. The meeting also addressed community concerns over increasing housing projects and the need for local amenities, highlighting a strong desire for balanced growth that aligns with Lakeville’s character and needs.

Dilworth City Council Considers $18 Million Resco Project and Infrastructure Expansion

Overview: The Dilworth City Council meeting saw discussions around a proposed $18 million project by Resco, potential infrastructure expansions, and various administrative updates. These topics provided insights into the city’s developmental trajectory, financial strategies, and community engagement initiatives.