Waldwick Borough Council Discusses Potential Tax Implications of Heat System Overhaul

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Waldwick Borough Council focused on the implications of upgrading the local heat system, with particular attention to the potential tax impact on residents. Discussions revealed concerns about financial burdens that such an overhaul could impose.

Perry City Council Faces Property Disputes, Land Contracts, and Legal Concerns

Overview: The Perry City Council meeting on May 26, 2026, addressed issues, from a resident’s property dispute and contract negotiations for land on Plantation Road to potential litigation over past agreements. The council grappled with community concerns and intricate legal matters.

Harrisburg School District Considers Tax Increase Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The Harrisburg School Board meeting on May 26, 2026, centered on budget discussions, with attention given to a potential tax increase. Dr. Suski highlighted the uncertainty surrounding state subsidies and charter enrollments, recommending a 4.81% tax increase instead of the proposed 3%. This suggestion sparked debate among board members, who expressed concerns about community confusion and the timing of final budget projections from PFM, the district’s financial advisors. The board has until June 30 to approve the proposed budget, with further discussions planned as updated projections become available.

Milton Select Board Approves Market License Amidst Wireless and School Property Debates

Overview: In a recent Milton Select Board meeting, discussions revolved around the approval of a retail package store license for Two Pence Market LLC, the installation of AT&T wireless facilities, and the potential acquisition of Laboret College property for educational use. The meeting also addressed community concerns about road safety and infrastructure improvements.

Mound City Council Tackles Water Treatment Funding Amid Broader Financial Challenges

Overview: The Mound City Council meeting focused on infrastructure and financial issues, including the funding and construction of a new water treatment plant, the financial health of Henipin County, and the implications of state and federal funding changes on local services. The council addressed concerns about water quality and outlined a plan to increase water rates to fund the plant, which is important for tackling the city’s current water contamination issues. Additionally, the council discussed the financial strains facing local health services and the need for strategic planning to mitigate the impact of reduced federal support.