Dunedin City Commission Advances Solar and Infrastructure Initiatives

Overview: The Dunedin City Commission recently convened to deliberate and vote on several critical initiatives, with a focus on advancing solar energy projects, maintaining and improving city infrastructure, and enhancing the safety and aesthetics of the community. Notably, the commission approved a comprehensive solar feasibility study and awarded contracts for sewer system maintenance, while also moving forward with the Skinner Boulevard Complete Streets Urban Corridor Improvement project.

Willingboro Council Tackles Lead Hazard Inspections, Infrastructure Upgrades, and Public Concerns

Overview: The Willingboro Town Council addressed community matters including lead-based hazard inspections for rental properties, the purchase of safety equipment for the fire department, and the approval of a substantial grant for upgrading a local football field to a multi-sport turf facility. The meeting also saw discussions on various topics ranging from community events and public safety to infrastructure improvements and volunteerism. Residents engaged with council members on various concerns.

Woodbridge Township Council Approves Ordinances, Addresses Community Concerns, and Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: The Woodbridge Township Council convened to approve minutes and ordinances, address public concerns, and share community updates. Key points included the approval of handicap parking on Michael Court, the recognition of the Public Works Department’s snow removal efforts, and discussions on property tax and school construction funding. Members also celebrated sports achievements and announced upcoming events like a father-daughter dance and a women’s empowerment brunch.

Haddon Heights Expands Shared Services, Advances Public Safety and Infrastructure

Overview: In a recent Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting, the council approved several measures to enhance public services and infrastructure. Notably, the council authorized an extension of the shared services agreement for firefighting between Haddon Heights and Barrington. Additionally, the council moved forward with public safety initiatives, including the introduction of a K9 program and EMS shared services. Infrastructure developments were also a focus, with the adoption of a bond ordinance for sidewalk improvements and the establishment of a new sewer department.

Princeton Planning Board Reviews University’s QuantScience Institute Plans

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board convened on February 15, 2024, to review a series of proposals from the Trustees of Princeton University, most notably the conceptual plans for the new QuantScience Institute intended to be located at Fitz Randolph Road and Ivy Lane. The board approved a resolution related to the Health Services Building and the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Hall project, but the meeting’s focal point was the university’s strategic initiative championing the multidisciplinary field of Quantscience.