Reading Select Board’s Generous Donation Spurs Exciting Upgrades at Local High School Fitness Center

Overview: In a recent Reading Select Board meeting, the board discussed developments at the high school, highlighted by a transformative $500,000 donation toward the renovation of the school’s fitness center and athletic training room. The meeting also addressed a variety of educational and policy issues, including proposed tuition adjustments and calendar planning for the 2026-2027 academic year.

Chaska City Council Reviews 2026 Budget, Tax Levy, and Public Safety Enhancements

Overview: In a recent session, the Chaska City Council discussed the 2026 budget, tax levy proposals, and enhancements to public safety services. The council examined the city’s financial health, growth projections, and community development initiatives. The proposed tax levy is anticipated to rise by 7.54%, with a corresponding increase in taxes for a median-value home by approximately 6.07%. These discussions provided context for the city’s strategies to maintain and improve services amid evolving community demands.

Lacey Town Council Celebrates Police Promotions and Addresses Dementia Awareness

Overview: The recent Lacey Town Council meeting highlighted the promotion of Paul J. Sullivan Jr. to chief of police and Samuel C. Delisalo to police captain, as well as the community’s initiative to raise dementia awareness. The session underscored the importance of community engagement and honored the dedication of the police force.

Garwood Council Explores Drone Technology for Police Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Garwood Borough Council meeting delved into several issues, including the potential integration of drone technology into police operations, ongoing negotiations with Garwood Garden Homes for affordable housing, and the farewell of Councilman Sean Foley. The meeting also addressed public concerns about local governance and transparency, particularly in the context of zoning and body art establishments.

Boynton Beach Commission Secures $4.3 Million for Utility Relocation, Discusses Eco Park Challenges

Overview: The Boynton Beach City Commission meeting focused on financial developments and ongoing projects, notably securing a substantial increase in funding for utility relocation related to State Road 804 improvements and addressing challenges in the Eco Park project due to high bid costs and contractor issues. Despite the absence of Mayor Ty Penserga and other members, the commission tackled a range of issues from zoning changes to community support initiatives.