Harrison District 2 School Board Named Cube Urban School Board of the Year

Overview: The Harrison District 2 School Board meeting was marked by several significant recognitions and resolutions, with the board being named the Cube Urban School Board of the Year standing out as a historic achievement. This is the first time a board in Colorado has received this national accolade, which celebrates exceptional leadership in governance, academic improvement, educational equity, and community engagement.

Fort Myers Beach Council Approves Development Agreement, Addresses Boating Safety and More

Overview: The Fort Myers Beach Town Council meeting covered a range of topics, with a focus on the approval of a development agreement for a church and residential project, boating safety concerns, and various other community matters. The council’s decisions aimed to address pressing local issues while facilitating community development and engagement.

Milton Residents Voice Concerns Over Traffic Safety Amid Randolph Avenue Road Diet Pilot Program

Overview: During the recent Milton Select Board meeting, residents expressed concerns about traffic safety, particularly related to the ongoing Randolph Avenue Road Diet Pilot Program. The meeting, which opened with technical difficulties, quickly turned to focus on the impact of the road diet, especially on nearby Clifton Road. Residents highlighted increased traffic volumes and safety risks in their neighborhoods due to changes in traffic patterns.

Falmouth Select Board Addresses Traffic Safety and Housing Challenges

Overview: During the recent Falmouth Select Board meeting, several issues were addressed, with focus on traffic safety improvements and housing challenges. The Board discussed vital infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing pedestrian and cyclist safety and debated funding requests for affordable housing initiatives.

Leesburg Commission Reviews School Zone Speed Camera Program, Reports Over $1.2 Million in Revenue

Overview: During the recent Leesburg City Commission meeting, Chief of Police Joe Iozi presented an annual report on the city’s school zone speed camera program, which issued over 19,000 citations, generating more than $1.2 million. The program has reportedly improved safety in school zones, reducing the number of speeding incidents. The city’s net revenue from the program was approximately $360,952, while substantial portions were allocated to the state of Florida, the school district, and for the management of the program. The funds also supported the enhancement of school zone visibility and safety with new lights and restriping.