Lake Placid Council Tackles Police Budget Overruns and Millage Rate Concerns

Overview: The Lake Placid Town Council meeting addressed pressing financial matters including budget overruns in the police department and proposed changes to the town’s millage rate. Discussions explored the financial implications of the police budget, the proposal to increase the millage rate, and community concerns about public safety funding and economic impacts on residents.

Voorhees Residents Concerned Over Carriage House Redevelopment and Traffic Issues

Overview: At the recent Voorhees Town Council meeting, concerns were voiced by residents regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Carriage House property on Gibbsboro Road and the potential impact on local traffic and community safety. The council also addressed several ordinances and resolutions, including pedestrian improvements and financial reports, while community groups highlighted upcoming events.

Southwick Council on Aging Expands Services with New FRTA Van Amid Safety Initiatives

Overview: During the recent Southwick Council on Aging meeting, council members discussed several developments, including the acquisition of a new FRTA van to enhance transportation services for seniors and the introduction of a safety alert system for gym users.

East Windsor School Board Welcomes New Leadership, Faces Traffic Concerns

Overview: The East Windsor School Board meeting addressed topics including the introduction of new leadership at two schools, adjustments to transportation and safety procedures, the rollout of electric buses, and challenges with school traffic congestion. Student representatives also shared updates on school activities and new policies.

Boynton Beach Secures $5.8 Million from 3M Settlement, Discusses Millage Rate and Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent Boynton Beach City Commission meeting, the city secured a $5.8 million installment from 3M as part of ongoing PFAS litigation. The meeting further explored maintaining the millage rate at 7.8 amidst debates on property taxes and alternative revenue sources, emphasizing the community’s concerns over fiscal strategies and service funding.