Revere City Council Addresses Public Safety and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere City Council tackled a range of issues from public safety at Revere Beach to infrastructure concerns, including street and sidewalk maintenance, and waste disposal contracts. The council’s discussions emphasized the city’s preparations for the Memorial Day weekend at the beach, the negotiation of waste contracts, and the introduction of ordinances related to salary structure and street openings.

Princeton Council Explores Ranked Choice Voting and Approves New Budget

Overview: The Princeton Council’s latest meeting was marked by an engaged discussion on the potential implementation of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) and the approval of the 2024 Municipal budget, highlighting the town’s ongoing commitment to exploring progressive electoral reforms and ensuring fiscal responsibility. The RCV debate and budget considerations dominated the proceedings.

Fall River Council Addresses Traffic Safety and Crime Concerns

Overview: In a meeting that covered a wide range of topics, the Fall River City Council tackled issues surrounding traffic safety around Diamond Regional Vocational Technical High School, fire station compliance and upgrades, residential safety measures, and a discussion on the city’s approach to tackling crime and firearm violence.

Union Planning Board Approves Chick-fil-A Redevelopment Plan

Overview: In a recent Union Planning Board meeting, the board approved a redevelopment plan by Chick-fil-A, including preliminary and final site plan approval and associated variances. The project entails demolishing the existing 7-Eleven building to improve site circulation and parking, adding a second drive-thru lane, and providing a canopy for order operations.

Red Bank Council Advocates for Road Safety, Community Engagement

Overview: The most recent Red Bank Borough Council meeting addressed a broad spectrum of topics, with the spotlight on road safety initiatives, community engagement, and regulatory compliance. A standout presentation by Red Bank Catholic High School students, advocating for improved traffic and pedestrian safety through their “Just Drive” campaign, received commendation from the Council. The meeting also saw the introduction of several ordinances, including the creation of a community engagement coordinator position, standards for salt storage, and revisions to the Length of Service Awards Program for volunteer firefighters. Discussions extended to community concerns, such as regulating commercial vehicle parking, and the handling of various neighborhood issues.