Halifax Finance Committee Considers Stormwater Fund Amid Budget Talks

Overview: The Halifax Finance Committee meeting on February 24th was marked by discussions on departmental budgets, with a strong focus on potential financial strategies to address the increasing costs of stormwater management. The committee explored the possibility of creating a stormwater management enterprise fund due to new regulatory requirements and their financial implications. The meeting also covered police and library budgets, addressing the challenges of staffing and maintaining operations within fiscal constraints.

Buena Vista Council Addresses Emergency Call Misrouting and Community Safety Concerns

Overview: During the Buena Vista Town Council meeting on February 24, 2025, discussions centered around the misrouting of 911 emergency calls and the management of hazardous living conditions within the community. The council also reviewed ordinances concerning land donations and changes to development regulations, and addressed public safety matters related to potholes and trash collection.

New Milford Borough Council Promotes Officer and Advances Infrastructure Projects Amid Community Initiatives

Overview: The New Milford Borough Council meeting focused on promoting Officer Brian Shalia to Sergeant, advancing infrastructure projects, and discussing community initiatives, including grant applications for lighting projects and the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. The council also celebrated the New Milford High School wrestling team’s state championship victory and discussed upcoming community events and environmental projects.

Dilworth City Council Discusses Police Staffing, Strategic Planning, and Infrastructure Priorities

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Dilworth City Council focused on enhancing public safety and community amenities, addressing infrastructure needs, and discussing strategic planning for future growth. With a emphasis on police department staffing and equipment upgrades, the council outlined a vision for departmental expansion by 2035. The meeting also explored the city’s infrastructure priorities, including road and sidewalk improvements, and the potential for a new community center funded through local sales tax.

Gloucester Town Council Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Practices Amid Community Recognition

Overview: At the recent Gloucester Town Council meeting, discussions on financial management, including a $1 million bond for sewer utility improvements, took center stage. Meanwhile, the council also celebrated local community contributions, acknowledging individuals for their outstanding achievements during Black History Month. However, the evening was marked by discussions, particularly concerning the fiscal decisions related to infrastructure projects and borrowing practices.