Atlantic County Board of Commissioners Navigates Tax Revaluation Costs and Honors Late Commissioner Corsy

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting centered around issues, including the financial burden of municipal property revaluations and tributes to the late Commissioner Ernest Corsy. The board addressed topics spanning tax assessment challenges, health benefits consulting contracts, and tributes to veterans, while also honoring Corsy’s legacy and impact on the community.

Galloway School Board Faces Intense Debate Over Mental Health Policies and Preschool Expansion

Overview: The recent Galloway School Board meeting was marked by discussions on mental health policies, preschool expansion, and community engagement. Notably, concerns were raised about a proposed policy regarding student safety and mental health, leading to a decision to table it for further review.

Atlantic County Board of Commissioners Grapples with Workforce Issues and Employee Allegations

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting tackled matters, including workforce development initiatives and serious allegations from a long-serving county employee about workplace discrimination and hostility. The meeting also addressed scholarship awards, funding for emergency services, and infrastructure projects.

Public Addresses Greater Egg Harbor School Board on Tragic Loss and Graduation Changes

Overview: During the recent Greater Egg Harbor School Board meeting, community members and board officials discussed the tragic suicide of a student, which included a public comment from Christine Miller. The board also reviewed this year’s graduation ceremonies, considering potential adjustments for the future, and addressed ongoing policies regarding cell phone use in schools.

Atlantic County Board Urges Governor to Restore Community College Funding Amid Budget Cuts

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners’ recent meeting was marked by a resolution urging New Jersey Governor to reinstate funding priorities for community colleges in the state’s fiscal year 2026 budget. The resolution, which was brought forward in response to potential budget cuts that could severely impact local institutions like Atlantic Cape Community College (ACCC), highlights concerns over declining enrollment and the need for continued financial support to sustain educational programs.