Chatham Township Council Grapples with Drone Concerns and Budget Management

Overview: At the latest Chatham Township Council meeting, discussions revolved around addressing drone sightings in the township and managing budgetary constraints while maintaining municipal services. The council also debated playground equipment funding and explored community engagement strategies.

Reading Select Board Discusses Library Budget, Equity Initiatives, and Town Facility Upgrades

Overview: The Reading Select Board meeting focused on budgetary discussions, emphasizing a $2.2 million library budget request for fiscal year 2026 and a notable increase in town facility maintenance costs. The board also addressed significant equity initiatives and technology upgrades across town departments, highlighting operational challenges and strategic planning for future improvements.

Liberty County School Board Considers Naming Athletic Complex in Honor of Local Donor

Overview: The Liberty County School Board recently convened to discuss a range of topics, including contributions to school facilities, the recognition of athletic achievements, and the naming of the Athletic Complex after a notable local family. The meeting addressed community engagement, facility improvements, and educational funding concerns.

Commissioners Debate Street Naming Policies and Sewer System Levies at Leon County Meeting

Overview: The recent Leon County Council meeting covered a wide range of topics, but notable discussions centered on zoning changes, sewer system levies, and street naming policies. The council approved a zoning map amendment for a 9.04-acre parcel on Horsemen Association Road, and there was debate over levies for sewer services. Concerns about street naming policies reflected tensions between city and county jurisdictions, adding complexity to the meeting’s discussions.

River Edge Borough Council Discusses Infrastructure Funding, Recreation Fees, and Honors Councilwoman Kaufman

Overview: During the recent River Edge Borough Council meeting, members tackled issues, including the approval of funding for infrastructure projects, proposed fee increases for recreation programs, and a farewell to Councilwoman Michelle Kaufman, who is stepping down after six years of service.