Maplewood Moves to Support Climate Superfund Act Amid Zoning and Parking Debates

Overview: The Maplewood Town Council meeting addressed several issues, including a resolution to support the New Jersey Climate Superfund Act, potential changes to zoning and parking regulations, and the establishment of new subcommittees.

Englewood City Council Explores Cannabis Regulation, Addresses Denning Park Contamination Concerns

Overview: The Englewood City Council meeting on February 18, 2025, was dominated by discussions on cannabis regulation and the implications of potential contamination at Denning Park. The council also addressed traffic, parking issues, and the need for updated ordinances to keep pace with legal and community needs.

Miami Lakes Town Council Tackles Traffic Troubles and Celebrates Community Engagement

Overview: The Miami Lakes Town Council meeting focused on pressing traffic issues near local schools and recognized community contributions, including the swearing-in of a new council member and various civic engagements. Notably, the traffic congestion concerns surrounding Bob Graham K-8 School and other local educational institutions dominated the discussion, with residents and council members alike calling for collaborative solutions to improve safety and alleviate congestion.

Fort Myers Beach Council Tackles Street Lighting, Home Construction Concerns, and Traffic Solutions

Overview: In the recent Fort Myers Beach Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the progress of the street lighting project along Estero Boulevard, resident concerns over new home construction on Miramar Street, and efforts to manage the town’s traffic flow. These issues, among others, highlight the council’s ongoing initiatives to enhance community infrastructure and address resident concerns.

Trenton Council Supports Lead Inspection Fee Hike Amid Broader Infrastructure Debates

Overview: The Trenton City Council meeting featured a series of discussions on pressing local issues, including a proposed increase in fees for lead-based paint inspections, plans for infrastructure improvements, and concerns about parking and public safety. The council approved an ordinance to raise fees for lead paint inspections in rental properties, a move driven by the need to cover rising costs and increased demand. In addition, the meeting addressed infrastructure upgrades, including a memorandum of understanding for intersection improvements, and ongoing debates about parking regulations and street cleaning.