Somerville Planning Board Supports Historic Preservation Amidst Zoning and Development Concerns

Overview: The Somerville Planning Board meeting on February 11, 2026, highlighted discussions on zoning amendments, historic preservation efforts, and stormwater management. Key topics included the approval of amendments to the plans for Pops Place, the revision of the historic element of the master plan, and deliberations on zoning regulations for the East Central Business District (ECBD).

Madeira Beach Considers Food Truck Regulations Amid Road Improvement and Sanitation Discussions

Overview: At a recent meeting of the Madeira Beach City Board of Commissioners, the board deliberated on several issues affecting the community, including the regulation of food trucks, extensive road improvement projects, and the potential outsourcing of sanitation services.

Budget Challenges and Strategic Cuts Lead Discussions at Dunstable Board of Selectmen Meeting

Overview: At the recent meeting of the Dunstable Board of Selectmen, the primary focus was on the fiscal year 2027 budget, revealing a growing deficit and necessitating strategic cuts across various departments. The board emphasized the need for conservative revenue estimates and made notable decisions regarding departmental budgets, with particular attention to the police and highway departments, health insurance costs, and reserve fund transfers.

Rochelle Park Town Council Discusses Tree Planting, Budget Increases, and Administrative Changes

Overview: The Rochelle Park Town Council meeting focused on the town’s environmental and administrative developments, including a significant proposed budget increase for the Shade Tree Commission, the introduction of a community garden, and changes in township administration.

Bernards Township Police Department Achieves Reaccreditation: Council Celebrates with Resolution

Overview: In a recent Bernards Town Council meeting, the primary focus was the successful reaccreditation of the Bernards Township Police Department by the New Jersey Association of Chiefs of Police. The council members unanimously expressed their appreciation and congratulations to Chief Timothy King and the department for this significant achievement. The meeting also covered community events, affordable housing plans, and public concerns about snow removal.