Deerfield Select Board Tackles Infrastructure and Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Deerfield Select Board tackled a range of topics, including the condemnation and cleanup of a property on Still Water Road, budget considerations surrounding Tree House Brewing Company’s expansion, road repair funding, and the approval of emergency repairs for the 1821 building. The board also debated over key infrastructure projects like the $23 million Bridge Project and the Bloody Brook Culvert repairs, while planning for the town’s fiscal stability and community development.

Wyckoff Council Discusses New Ladder Truck Funding and Officer Appointment

Overview: In a notable move during the recent Wyckoff Town Council meeting, the council addressed a community-led proposal to fund a new ladder truck and approved the appointment of James Hart as a probationary police officer. The proposal to fund the truck without issuing bonds came from a public participant, Jerry, who suggested contributions from local organizations and offered an additional personal donation of $50,000. The council also approved the introduction of the 2024 Municipal budget, which includes a 2.36% tax increase.

Old Bridge School Board Emphasizes Mental Health Support

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Old Bridge School Board was marked by a series of recognitions and discussions centered on mental health support and awareness. The meeting held notable moments that included the presentation of the “Hope Squad” program, aimed at empowering students to support each other’s mental health, and emotional testimonies from community members who have personally faced the impact of mental health challenges.

Dunedin City Hall Achieves Green Globe Certification

Overview: In a stride towards sustainability, the new Dunedin City Hall has been awarded a Green Globe certification, reflecting its energy-efficient design and environmentally friendly features. This achievement took center stage at a recent Dunedin City Commission meeting, where the commission also tackled substantial fiscal and community-related topics, including the amendment of the city’s operating and capital budget for the fiscal year 2024 and the deliberation on the upcoming citizen survey.

Hamilton Council Advances Cannabis and Solar Projects Amid Zoning Debates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hamilton Township Council approved a series of measures that will shape the township’s future, including supporting cannabis manufacturing licenses and advancing a solar lease agreement, while also addressing concerns about zoning and the impact on local services.