Oakland Borough Council Celebrates Girls’ Soccer Team and Discusses Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Oakland Borough Council meeting on December 9th, 2025, highlighted the achievements of the local girls’ soccer team, discussed significant infrastructure projects, addressed financial resolutions, and considered a proposal to relocate polling places due to safety concerns. The meeting also included updates on various community events and initiatives.

Faribault City Council Faces Community Concerns Over Rising Property Taxes and Approves Budget

Overview: At the December 9th, 2025, Faribault City Council meeting, the primary focus was on financial matters, notably the tax levy and budget adjustments, and the public’s concerns regarding these fiscal changes. The council approved a 7.74% increase in the tax levy, following discussions of the city’s financial strategy and upcoming capital projects. Residents expressed significant concern over the rising property taxes, leading to a robust public hearing.

Long Hill Planning Board Debates Food Truck Regulations and Fee Increases

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Long Hill Planning Board engaged in discussions on proposed regulations for food trucks on private properties and the potential increase of various fees that have remained unchanged for nearly a decade.

Cocoa City Council Celebrates Youth Football Triumphs and Tackles Housing and Homelessness Issues

Overview: The Cocoa City Council meeting on December 9, 2025, addressed community issues, with notable discussions centered on the recognition of the Cocoa Tigers 14U youth football team’s achievements, the challenges of affordable housing, and efforts to combat homelessness. The session also saw deliberations on zoning regulations and public art projects.

Oakdale City Council Approves 6.2% Property Tax Levy, Unveils Behavioral Health Initiative

Overview: The Oakdale City Council convened for a meeting on December 9, 2025, where they approved a 6.2% property tax levy for the upcoming fiscal year and announced a new behavioral health initiative through the police department. The meeting also featured discussions on development projects, including the approval of live-work units and street reconstruction plans.