Woodcliff Lake Council Analyzes Tax Levy Cap and PILOT Agreements Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Woodcliff Lake Borough Council, members delved into financial matters, focusing on proposed Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreements and the impact of state-imposed tax levy caps on the community. The council also addressed various municipal and community issues, ranging from infrastructure concerns to upcoming events, emphasizing transparency and strategic planning for the borough’s future.

Miami Beach Confronts Security Contract Shakeup and Development Debates in City Commission Meeting

Overview: During the recent Miami Beach City Commission meeting, the transition of the city’s security contract stirred debate. Concerns were raised over the potential replacement of the current vendor, Security Alliance, with two companies that reportedly lack a substantial presence in Miami-Dade County. The speaker highlighted Security Alliance’s ability to scale their services for special events, such as increasing their security guard count during Memorial Day and spring break. The argument against the recommended firms centered on their limited experience and presence in the area, urging the commission to reconsider the item and retain Security Alliance as the contracted vendor.

Bethlehem Town Council Grapples with Traffic Safety Concerns and Redevelopment Grants

Overview: The recent Bethlehem Town Council meeting concentrated on issues regarding traffic safety concerns and the allocation of a redevelopment grant. Citizens voiced frustrations over inadequate road safety measures, prompting the council to reconsider its approach to traffic management. Additionally, the council reviewed the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grant application to support a major local project.

Kenilworth Borough Council Tackles Traffic Safety with New Speed Indicators

Overview: In its latest meeting, the Kenilworth Borough Council focused on addressing traffic safety concerns, particularly speeding issues on local streets. The council discussed the implementation of solar-powered “smart signs” designed to monitor and record speed data, which would aid in strategizing future traffic enforcement. Besides, the council also explored several community initiatives, including a substantial grant for capital projects, waste management protocols, and updates on various local developments.

Kenilworth Borough Council Secures $300,000 Grant for Capital Project Initiatives

Overview: The Kenilworth Borough Council meeting was marked by the announcement of a $300,000 grant from the Union County Board of Commissioners, set to be utilized for a capital project. The council also discussed speeding issues with new traffic management strategies, public works updates, and modifications to waste disposal regulations.